Discussion: Why does the liver produce high amounts of cholesterol when the body is in prolonged inflammation?

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Why does the liver produce high amounts of cholesterol when the body is in prolonged inflammation?

Diabetes is a type of chronic Inflammation of the body's cells. Therefore, it is expected that the cholesterol level in the blood of diabetic patients will be higher than desired.

In their broad definition, Inflammation is a repair mechanism for damaged tissue. The fatty membrane of every cell in our body is made up of cholesterol, so repairing cells requires the liver to produce more cholesterol! Cholesterol is not the enemy in this case. Diet affects blood cholesterol levels, but it is usually not as dominant as can be assumed, especially not in people with diabetes.

Link: Hypertension and high blood cholesterol are misunderstood—They are a compensation mechanism of our body.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/246 (Copy & Paste)


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