Cholesterol: know your levels how to keep yours in check

With over half of adults in England living with raised levels*, it’s time to know the facts…

Want the bad news? If you haven’t been affected by high cholesterol yet, it could be about to creep up on you. Women generally have lower levels than men, but between the ages of 50-65 years, our levels rise. the good news is that with lifestyle changes you can keep the condition under control. But, as most people with high cholesterol won’t show any symptoms, it’s essential to get tested to find out whether you’re at risk.