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Cholesterol Management >> Effects of Cholesterol >> Angina Pectoris Pain
Angina Results from High Cholesterol
Don’t lower cholesterol and you could be facing a condition known as angina in your future. Angina is a cardiovascular disease that shows up with symptoms such as tightness in the chest or a heavy type of chest pain – not the quick stabbing pains associated with some heart attacks. This can affect everyday movement and activities since angina symptoms are strongest after some sort of exertion. The symptoms do diminish after a period of rest, but the condition is life long.
The cause of angina is a lack of oxygen to the heart. When high cholesterol levels cause sufficient build up in the arteries leading to the heart, blood cannot freely pass and there is a limited supply sent on the heart. The blood carries oxygen to the heart and when enough doesn’t get through angina pectoris is the result. Full blockage to the coronary arteries results in a heart attack.
To prevent blockage of the arteries leading to the heart and to reduce the probability of developing angina, it is important to have your cholesterol tested and monitored. If your overall cholesterol is more than 200 mg/dl of blood, then you must take action to lower it or increase the chances of developing any number of coronary diseases.
To lower cholesterol naturally, without the use of prescription drugs, you can eat a low fat, low cholesterol diet. All prescriptions designed to lower cholesterol carry the risk of some side effects, some of them extremely serious.
Exercise is also important in strengthening the heart muscle, but equally as important in raising the good cholesterol that helps regulate bad cholesterol in the body. A complete program designed to lower cholesterol naturally can be found in The 60-Day Prescription Free Cholesterol Cure.
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