What is wrong with eating beef, cheese, and the scenery? The only one, cholesterol levels can reach the level of stratosphere like lipids start out of the blood vessels, forming yellow nodul on your skin. – A week history does not feel sick, yellow eruption in the palm of the hand, the foot, and elbow. The case is published today in Jama cardiology. A person who was in four dozens, telling the doctor if he had applied for “Karnivora diet” of eight months before. The diet includes between 6 and 9 pounds of cheese, the scenery, and the daily hamburger containing additional fat. Since taking food plans that add this eyebrows, they claimed weight down, energy levels increase, and “mental clarity” improved. For context, an optimal cholesterol level of less than 200 mg / dl, while 240 mg / dl is considered a “high”. Cardiologists noted that before the fat diet, cholesterol they are between 210 mg / dl to 300 mg / dl. Cardiologists detecting them to Xanthelasma, a condition where excess blood lipids out of blood vessels and form local lipid deposits. . Lipids pass typically taken by roaming white blood cells are called makropag. However, in the case of Xanthelasma, the amount of excessive lipids to macrophages, which is a foam cell with the excess cholesterol, which leads the deposit of the appearance. Such sediment is often seen in the eye (a state called Xanthelasma Palpebrarum), which often attacked people with lippid disorders, such as hyperkolerolemia family. It was thought that the eye continued to blink during the human life eventually destroyed the capillary, allowed a lipid rebellion. However, when this can be a more general presentation of the condition, the lipid deposit can occur somewhere in the body. The ill yellow nodul is observed in the palm of the hand (a) and the elbow of patients. B, a large view of the palm of the lesion. The lesions are consistent with Xanthelasma, may be due to severe hypercholesterolemia associated with a high fat carnivora diet. Photo: Jama Cardiologym 2024, Marmagkiol et al.Xanthelasma-main xanthelasma palpebralrum-is not always related to high cholesterol and the high quality of the heart is highly associated with coronary heart disease. The case of the case does not provide information on human insight. However, the writer writes that the case “highlights the diet pattern at the lipid level and the importance of managing hyperkolerolemia to prevent complications.” This story was originally appeared in the Ars of Technica.
