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Most people know that HDL is the “good” cholesterol that protects heart health, but many don’t realize that having too much can actually be harmful. While HDL cholesterol above 80 mg/dL for both men and women is ...
Most people worry about high cholesterol, but low LDL cholesterol can also cause health problems. While your body needs some LDL cholesterol for important functions like making hormones and supporting cell health, extremely low levels may ...
High LDL cholesterol poses serious health risks that many people don’t realize until it’s too late. When LDL cholesterol levels remain elevated, it builds up in artery walls and forms dangerous plaque that can lead to ...
When serum GGT levels are high, it typically signals liver problems, excessive alcohol use, or other health conditions that cause cellular damage. High GGT levels indicate increased oxidative stress in the body and can point to liver disease, ...
When albumin levels drop below normal in the blood, the body experiences significant changes that affect multiple organ systems. Albumin is a crucial protein made by the liver that helps maintain proper fluid balance and ...
When albumin levels in the blood become elevated, a condition called hyperalbuminemia occurs, which can signal several underlying health issues. High albumin in the blood most commonly causes dehydration symptoms like extreme thirst and dry mouth, ...