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About It Almost everyone can benefit from lowering his or her blood cholesterol. Lowering
cholesterol slows the fatty buildup in the arteries, and in some cases can help
reduce the buildup already there. And, if you have two or more other risk factors
for heart disease or already have heart disease, you have a great deal to gain
from lowering your high blood cholesterol. In this case, lowering your level may
greatly reduce your risk of any more heart problems.
Many Americans have had success in lowering their blood cholesterol levels.
From 1978 to 1990, the average blood cholesterol level in the U.S. dropped
from 213 mg/dL to 205 mg/dL.
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