If you want to prevent or prevent the progress of coronary heart disease from worsening, you must reduce the LDL to below 1.8. Why do you say so?
Because dyslipidemia is common in patients with coronary heart disease, and lipid is often not well controlled and does not meet the standards.
The reasons are not only people's understanding of blood lipid control standards. For example, many people think that there is no arrow on the blood lipid test sheet, so even if the blood lipid control meets the standards, there are also people who do not pay attention to blood lipids, or are unwilling to take lipid-lowering drugs; there are also people who are indulging in lifestyles, are unwilling to control their diet, and they still eat whatever they should, and are unwilling to strictly control their intake of oil. This will inevitably lead to long-term high low-density lipoprotein, which will lead to rapid aggravation of vascular lesions and the continuous worsening of coronary heart disease.
Therefore, for patients with coronary heart disease, low-density lipoprotein must not only be controlled, but also must be controlled more strictly.
This is because low-density lipoprotein is the core factor of arteriosclerosis and plaque formation. The higher its level, the faster the vascular disease and the heavier the degree. Therefore, only by controlling low-density lipoprotein can you prevent and delay blood vessel lesions. It is the key to preventing and treating coronary heart disease.
Currently, the blood lipid prevention and treatment guidelines have clear requirements. Low-density lipoprotein with coronary heart disease must be reduced to below 1.8. Of course, the lower the lower the better.
So how can we get low-density lipoprotein to meet the standards as soon as possible? It's very simple. You only need to do two aspects:
First, you must control your diet well, focus on reducing the intake of staple foods and oil. The oil should not exceed 25g per day, and the meat should not exceed 2 taels per day. Do not eat fried foods, fat meat, animal offal and other foods.
2. If you must take statins as precepts and if you are intolerant to statins, you can choose to take idzemebu or red quince , known as natural statins.
