HIGH cholesterol can have a number of negative impacts on your health. Indeed, new research finds levels may impact your risk of Alzheimer's disease. The NHS says that there is good evidence that a healthy lifestyle can help reduce your risk of developing dementia.
from Boston University School of Medicine suggests that careful management of cholesterol and glucose beginning in early adulthood can lower Alzheimer's disease risk. High cholesterol is often caused by eating fatty food or being overweight, and occurs when you have too much of a fatty substance called cholesterol in your blood. Changing what you eat, being more active, and stopping smoking can help get your cholesterol back to a healthy level.
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