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Card 6

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Results in high cholesterol levels. Saturated fats may also reduce the activity of LDL receptors so LDLs are not removed from blood. Cholesterol may be deposited in artery walls> atheromas

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Card 7

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HDLs have a higher percentage of protein compared with LDLs hence their higher density. High-density lipoproteins are made when triglycerides from unsaturated fats combine with cholesterol and protein.

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Card 8

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Carbohydrates effects on lipoproteins

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Card 9

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Consequences of lipoproteins

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Card 10

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Conflicting evidence

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Card 11

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Smoking; affect the circulatory system

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Card 12

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This further reduces the oxygen supply to the cells of the heart and brain. This will result in an increased heart rate as body react to provide enough oxygen for cells.

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Card 13

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Inactivity

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Card 14

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Inheritance

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Card 15

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Apolipoproteins

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