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High cholesterol, or lipid disorder, refers to the abundance of fatty substances in your blood. High cholesterol can come from a number of places, but what you eat is the most common source, especially high-fat, low-fiber foods. Keeping your "bad" cholesterol low and your "good" cholesterol high can help prevent many common health problems.
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