The heart beats non-stop every day, and the heart beats more than 100,000 times a day. Coronary arteries are responsible for supplying the nutrients needed by heart cells to maintain normal heart function. If the coronary arteries are blocked, the heart muscle cannot get enough nutrients, resulting in heart disease and heart muscle necrosis. Reduced heart function affects other organs in the body. It is generally believed that high-fat diet and lack of exercise are the main causes of heart disease caused by fat deposition, and factors such as obesity, high blood pressure, smoking, genetics or stress make the risk of heart disease higher.
 
 If there is too much cholesterol in the blood, combined with oxidized triglycerides, it will deposit on the blood vessel wall over a long period of time, forming fatty plaques and hard lumps, which will block the blood vessels and lead to cardiovascular disease. The ideal level of blood cholesterol should be less than 5.2 mmol, and the ideal level of blood triglycerides is less than 1.7 mmol. In order to protect your own health, after entering middle age, it is generally recommended that you should regularly check whether your cholesterol level is normal every year. Excessive cholesterol levels not only increase the chances of suffering from cardiovascular disease, but also greatly increase the chances of suffering from high blood pressure and stroke.
 
 content:
 
 Total Cholesterol                                      
 HDL Cholesterol     
 LDL Cholesterol
 Triglycerides
 
 Remark:
 Checked by professional laboratory personnel
 Computer Analysis Laboratory Report  
 Laboratory report reviewed by clinical pathologist
 The nutritionist will explain the contents of the report in detail and provide nutritional diet consultation