Unfortunately, we often don’t give much thought to our hearts until we develop heart disease and something goes terribly wrong. Heart disease is triggered by an excess of cholesterol, a waxy, fatlike substance that helps to strengthen cell membranes and produce hormones. While cholesterol serves many important functions in the body, too much cholesterol in the blood can ultimately be very dangerous. When cholesterol levels rise too high, it can build up on the inside of artery walls, increasing the risk of blood clots, heart attack, and stroke. How The EndoPAT Test Works What's Your EndoScore? |
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