6 Exercises for Lowering Your High Cholesterol

Cholesterol in blood can lead to artery blockage. LDL cholesterol is risky, while HDL protects against buildup.

Jogging improves cholesterol and weight management. Long-distance running enhances HDL and blood pressure more than short-distance running.

1. Go for a nice run or jog

2. Take a brisk walk

Walking or running, it's the energy exerted that counts. Both offer cardiovascular benefits. Burning 300 calories equals similar health gains.

3. Bike to work or just for fun

"Cycling equals jogging in energy expenditure but is gentler on joints, crucial for aging. Opt for cycling if experiencing joint pain. Biking to work lowers risk of high cholesterol.

4. Take a few laps at the pool

"Swimming beats walking for joint health! 2010 study: women 50-70 found swimming improved weight, fat, LDL more than walking."

5. Lift a few weights

"Aerobic reduces heart disease risk. Resistance training clears LDL faster, aids weight loss, boosts heart health at any age."

6. Strike a few yoga poses

"Yoga lowers heart disease risk, improves cholesterol levels. Indian Heart Journal: 3-month program, significant changes."

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