FATS and Cholesterol Health. Polyunsaturated Fat Better than Saturated Fats Found in Vegetable Oils and Fish Tend to lower cholesterol.

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FATS and Cholesterol Health

Polyunsaturated Fat Better than Saturated Fats Found in Vegetable Oils and Fish Tend to lower cholesterol

Monounsaturated Fats The best type of fat Found in olives, avocados, nuts, olive, canola and peanut oils. Tend to lower LDL and raise HDL levels in cholesterol.

Saturated Fat One of the worse types of fat for you Found in Animal Sources like milk, cream cheese, butter, meat and poultry

Cholesterol A Fatlike Substance that resembles fat but its chemical make-up is very different Is an essential part of each cell membrane in the human body Used by the liver to make bile and to get rid of waste

Cholesterol Levels According to the Mayo Clinic, ideal total cholesterol is below 200 milligrams per deciliter. HDL cholesterol should be at or above 60 milligrams per deciliter LDL cholesterol for people not at high risk for heart disease is below 130 milligrams per deciliter. Normal cholesterol levels are the same for everyone and are not determined by age, except LDL cholesterol levels for people who are at high risk for heart disease. According to the American Heart Association, adults 20 years of age and older should get their cholesterol levels, along with other heart disease risk factors, assessed every four to six years.