Thick, abrasive blood leads to an increase in sheer blood viscosity, or sheer rate. Overtime high sheer viscosity damages the arterial lining, which then leads to repair and eventual plaque buildup. Cholesterol itself does not spontaneously create plaque. Tune in for an eyeopening discussion, and how you can be proactive in lowering shear blood viscosity, essentially softening your blood.

Studies:

Normal LDLCholesterol Levels Are Associated With Subclinical Atherosclerosis in the Absence of Risk Factors https://bit.ly/3CLwUgP

RBC Aggregation and WBV https://bit.ly/3SX0Uxl

Atherosclerosis & Hyperlipidemia Study https://bit.ly/3lYzudT

Gastrointestinal Absorption Of Serine & Cysteine Proteases https://bit.ly/44Dp0l7

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