WHY USE CHB – ACTIVE AYURVEDIC CHURNA ?

CHB-Active Ayurvedic Medicine reduce bad cholesterol & improve good cholesterol & manage your blood pressure at healthy levels, cholesterol level & therefore greatly reduce your risk of heart disease, heart attack & stroke.

Breakdown triglyceride fatty cell in blood & protect the blood vessel narrowing.

Increase the blood level & thinning. Manage Diabetes, manage fatty liver & improve health. Benefit :- By using this medicine it’s may prevent Angiography, Angioplasty & heart surgery. How to use :-

One teaspoon soak in 300 ml water at Evening next day morning boiled till become 100 ml.

morning 50 ml & evening 50 ml empty stomach.

What is Cholesterol ?

High cholesterol is when you have too much cholesterol in your blood, which can increase the risk of having a heart attack or stroke. Get the facts about high cholesterol, including symptoms and causes, and what you can do to lower your cholesterol level.

Cholesterol is a natural fatty substance in your blood. It’s produced in the liver and it is also in some of the foods we eat. Cholesterol is important to keep the cells in our bodies healthy.

High cholesterol means that you have too much cholesterol in your blood. There are many things that can cause this. If you don’t take steps to lower high cholesterol, it can increase your risk of heart attack and stroke.

Your general health :-

kidney disease - when your kidneys aren’t working well, it also changes the way your body handles cholesterol, which can lead to high cholesterol

liver disease – an important job of the liver is to both produce cholesterol and clear it from the body, but if the liver isn’t working well it struggles to do this, increasing your risk of high cholesterol

if you live with excess weight, especially around your middle

if you have type 2 diabetes, you are at greater risk of having high cholesterol

having an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism – when your body doesn’t make enough thyroid hormone)

growth hormone deficiency (when not enough of the growth hormone is made).

Types of cholesterol

Cholesterol is used by all the cells in your body to keep them healthy. It is carried around your body to the cells that need it by proteins in your blood. Proteins are substances in your body that do most of the work in your cells and help keep your body’s tissues and organs working as they should.

When cholesterol and proteins combine, they're called lipoproteins. There are two main types of lipoproteins. One is good for your health; the other is bad.

High-density lipoproteins or HDL is known as ‘good’ cholesterol. It gets rid of the ‘bad’ cholesterol from your blood by taking cholesterol you don’t need back to the liver, where it is broken down and removed from your body.

Non-high-density lipoproteins or non-HDL is known as 'bad' cholesterol. Too much non-HDL leads to a build up of fatty deposits inside the walls of the blood vessels (channels that carry blood throughout your body). This builds up and narrows blood vessels, increasing the risk of a heart attack or stroke.

You may also have heard 'bad' cholesterol being called 'LDL' cholesterol. This used to be the main measure of harmful types of cholesterol, but we now know that other forms of non- HDL cholesterol can also affect your health.

Triglycerides

Our blood also contains a type of fat called triglycerides (found in fat cells), which can also contribute to narrowed arteries. Having excess weight, eating a lot of fatty and sugary foods or drinking too much alcohol can cause high triglyceride levels.

If you have had results from a lipid profile (a test that looks at all aspects of your cholesterol), you may see your triglycerides level – your doctor will be able to tell you if it's too high.

You can have a normal level of HDL and non-HDL cholesterol but still have a high triglyceride level. If you are found to have this, you may wish to speak to your GP to discuss what it means for you