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The importance of cholesterol and the cholesterol
test:
Cholesterol is necessary for normal body
functions including production
of hormones
and bile acid, and for healthy
cell membranes.
Build up of cholesterol, a fatty
substance,
can occur for a number of reasons,
including
eating the wrong type of foods.
This build
up of cholesterol causes the
lining of arteries
to become clogged, restricting
proper circulation
and increasing the risk of heart
attacks
and stroke.
Therefore, it is important to ensure that
your cholesterol level do not get out of
hand. A high cholesterol level is one of
the most important risk factors for cardiovascular
disease. By controlling your cholesterol
level you will reduce the risk of suffering
a heart attack or stroke.
Other risk factors for heart attacks include
smoking, obesity, family history, high blood
pressure, diabetes, high homocysteine level
and stress. The more risk factors you have,
the higher your risk of suffering a heart
attack or stroke.
How to check your cholesterol:
You can try to gauge how much cholesterol
you are consuming with dietary analysis,
but that does not give you the information
you need. What you really need to know is
your blood level. This will help you to reduce
the risk of suffering from heart attacks,
stroke and vascular disease.
About the Home Cholesterol test itself: 
- The CholesTrak home cholesterol test kit is ideal for home testing.
- The test is an accurate (>97 % accuracy),
FDA approved home-testing kit
for monitoring
total cholesterol levels.
- It comes with full instructions and all materials
are included for you to carry out the home
test in as little as 12 minutes.
- A dual test-kit is supplied which means that
you can carry out the test on two separate
occasions for convenience and economy.
- It comes with an Easy-to-read pull-out chart.
At a glance you will know your precise cholesterol
level.
"An approved home cholesterol test kit
to help you reduce risk of heart disease,
at the lowest price possible"
Order today.
For information on heart disease:
American Heart Association http://www.americanheart.org
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