ICMR Cholesterol Study: A scary revelation has come to light in a new study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
ICMR Cholesterol Study: A scary revelation has come to light in a new study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). If you also believe that the problem of cholesterol is only to increasing age or obesity, then after reading this news your confusion will be cleared forever. According to the latest report of ICMR, the cholesterol level of about 9 adults in India is not normal.
The problem is not limited only to the elderly
This means that now this problem is not limited only to the elderly but many youth are also falling prey to it. Let us tell you that this study was conducted by ICMR on 23,665 people. The truth that came out after this study surprised everyone. According to the report, 87.3 percent of Indian adults were suffering from some kind of abnormal blood fat problem.
Good cholesterol levels lower than normal
This means that the level of cholesterol or triglycerides in the body of all of them is increased or the level of good cholesterol is less than normal. The report says that in such a situation, the risk of heart disease, heart attack and stroke can increase. The most frightening thing about the study is that people living in cities have more problems. 89 percent people in the city do not have normal cholesterol.
Problem in people between 30 to 39 years
One more thing, this problem was found more in women than in men. According to the report, cholesterol disorders were found in 91.1 percent women, while this figure was 83.5 percent in men. If we talk about rural areas, this figure is 86.5 percent.
This problem is found mostly in people between 30 to 39 years of age.
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