Condition guide
Lipid levels that may raise long-term risk of artery disease, especially when other risk factors are present.
In simple language
High cholesterol usually means the blood carries more cholesterol-rich particles than the body can clear efficiently. The numbers matter, but the bigger picture also includes blood pressure, smoking, diabetes, family history, inflammation, and overall metabolic health.
When risk stays elevated over time, plaque can build in arteries and increase the chance of heart attack, stroke, and circulation problems.
A mix of site guides, learning collections, and trusted outside organizations.
Pillar
A practical framework for improving food quality and lowering glycemic load.
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Pillar
How regular movement supports triglycerides, insulin sensitivity, and cardiovascular fitness.
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Video library
Lectures on metabolic disease, cardiovascular risk, and nutrition science.
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Official guide
Plain-language Canadian guidance on cardiovascular risk, prevention, and healthy-living priorities.
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Next step
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