Cholesterol & the seasons.(cholesterol levels changes with seasons)(Brief article)

The Journal of Chinese Medicine | June 1, 2004 | Copyright

In a study whose results are important for those treating or self-treating elevated cholesterol levels, it has been found that these levels tend to rise in autumn and winter, especially in women and those with already ...

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