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Usually no symptoms

If you have elevated cholesterol in your blood, this in itself NO symptoms. As a rule, discovered the value of a cholesterol blood test, often randomly measured on a health check, one company control or because the doctor still taking blood tests for something else.

Visible signs

Highly elevated cholesterol levels can cause cholesterol deposits visible on the body:

* As a white ring on the cornea, along the outer edge of the cornea. This is called Arcus senilis cornea.
* As a white cushion-shaped skin lesions, often at the eyes. This is called xantelasmer.
* As a thickening cholesterol nodules under the skin or along hælsenen (achilles). This is called xantomer. Read the rest of this entry »

Anemia is an inadequate rate of hemoglobin in the blood. Hemoglobin is the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
Anemia is the complete blood count, a hemoglobin below 11 grams per liter.

Anemia is not necessarily a lack of red blood cells. You can have a normal number of red blood cells, they are too small: a shortage of hemoglobin. Conversely, you can have red blood cells too big, apparently insufficient in number, whereas the hemoglobin may be normal: there is no anemia.

These parameters are identified on the blood count for red cells or erythrocytes or RBCs, or Hb hemoglobin, MCV, which defined the mean corpuscular volume and thus its size, which defined the MCH rates mean corpuscular hemoglobin, ie the a red blood cell contains about as hemoglobin. Read the rest of this entry »

For now, we’ve all heard that diets high in fat are detrimental to our long-term health, but what about the short term?

A new animal study finds that 10 days after eating a high fat diet cause short term memory loss and difficulty exercising. While the finding may not seem a big surprise, the researchers say, that diets high in fat lead man to sloth and stupidity.

“Diets high in fat are typically associated with Western and defined long-term complications such as obesity, diabetes and heart failure, but in the short term consequences of these diets have not had much attention,” said Andrew Murray Study co-author at the University of Cambridge in the UK.

“We hope the findings of our study will help people to think seriously about reducing the fat content of your daily food intake for the immediate benefit in the overall health and alert.

Studies of laboratory animals resulted in an increase in protein levels of dissociation 3, which makes less efficient use of oxygen needed for energy functional.

“It’s nothing short period in which it manifests a hangover, a high fat intake,” said Dr. Gerald Weissmann, editor in chief of the magazine, if for example in “A long weekend eating sausages , fries and pizza, while providing a great pleasure for our palates, adversely affects the muscles and brain.