How does low-density lipoprotein block blood vessels?

How does low-density lipoprotein block blood vessels?  Low-density lipoprotein is one of blood lipids, it is the worst blood lipid, and it is the culprit of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases!

Everyone may know that hyperlipidemia is the producer of vascular trash, but everyone does not know that the real culprit is low-density lipoprotein!

37751617329890319 In fact, low-density lipoprotein is one of blood lipids, it is the worst blood lipid, and it is the culprit of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases!

Low-density lipoprotein deposits under the damaged vascular endothelial cells, causing inflammation damage, and at the same time releasing inflammatory factors, attracting macrophages and stimulating smooth muscle proliferation. The proliferating smooth muscle cells and macrophages engulf blood lipids, and at the same time cause inflammation and inflammation. The reaction site is the site where blood lipids are easily deposited.

A vicious circle is formed between the continuous deposition of blood lipids and the inflammatory response, which gradually leads to the growth of plaques, narrowing of blood vessels, and even complete occlusion.

Low-density lipoproteins have been transporting trash into the blood vessels. There is too much trash, and the natural blood vessels are blocked.

How to unblock it?

It is to reduce the damage of low-density lipoprotein and reduce the inflammatory response of low-density lipoprotein!

It is statins that directly reduce low-density lipoprotein, so statins are vascular protection drugs and the cornerstone of the prevention of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Of course, it’s not that you just need to take statins, because blood vessel blockage is a long-term process of atherosclerosis. This process is not only involved in low-density lipoprotein, but also smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, unhealthy diet, not exercising, and obesity. Other reasons are involved in vascular atherosclerosis.

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Therefore, to prevent clogging of blood vessels, it is necessary to not only take statins when necessary, to fight inflammation, stabilize plaques, and reduce low-density lipoprotein levels.

The more important thing is to eat a healthy and reasonable diet, exercise, quit smoking and limit alcohol, early detection and early treatment of the three highs, these are the roots of preventing blood vessel blockage.

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