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Cholesterol Supplements

Cholesterol is a fat-like substance found in the bloodstream. It is known as a bad substance, but the body needs it as a building block for cells and hormones and in the production of bile.

The authorised claims in this area concern dietary fatty acids. On this page you can read which ones these are and why a measured blood value is a matter for your doctor.

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Omega-3 Krill Oil - 60 softgels

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What cholesterol does in the body

Cholesterol is a fatty substance that occurs in tiny spheres in the bloodstream, surrounded by a thin layer of protein that makes transport possible. It is known as a bad substance, but the body needs it: cholesterol is a building block for cells and hormones and plays a role in the production of bile.

A small part comes from food; most of it is produced in the liver. Normally, exactly enough is made there for a well-functioning body.

Where diet makes the difference

The fatty acids in question here are alpha-linolenic acid and linoleic acid, and the amounts that matter are around 2 to 10 grams per day. You get those from linseed, walnuts and vegetable oils, not from a capsule. A capsule rarely weighs more than a gram.

That is useful to know before you look at supplements. The products in this collection, such as coenzyme Q10, curcumin and krill oil, are chosen for other reasons, and we describe for each product what it contains.

Measured values are a matter for your doctor

If you have been diagnosed with raised cholesterol or take medication for it, discuss the use of supplements with your GP or pharmacist. Some substances can affect medication, and a blood value is something to monitor together with a doctor.

General advice on diet and lifestyle, such as choosing unsaturated rather than saturated fats, is available from the Netherlands Nutrition Centre (Voedingscentrum) and your GP. A food supplement is an addition to this, not a replacement for it.

Frequently asked questions about cholesterol

What is cholesterol? +

A fat-like substance found in small droplets in the bloodstream, surrounded by a layer of protein that makes transport possible. Cholesterol is a building block for cells and hormones and plays a role in the production of bile.

Where is cholesterol produced? +

A small part comes from food; most is produced in the liver. There, normally just enough is made for a well-functioning body.

Are there authorised claims about cholesterol? +

Yes, but they concern fatty acids from food. Alpha-linolenic acid contributes to the maintenance of normal blood cholesterol levels at 2 grams per day, linoleic acid at 10 grams per day. There are no authorised claims about cholesterol for the substances in this collection.

Which products are in this collection? +

Among others, coenzyme Q10 and ubiquinol, mitoquinol mesylate from MitoQ, krill oil and curcumin. Each product page lists the composition and the amount per daily dose.

I take cholesterol-lowering medication, what should I look out for? +

Discuss the use of supplements with your GP or pharmacist. Some substances can affect medication, and a measured blood value is something to monitor together with a doctor.

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Cholesterol Supplements

Cholesterol dietary supplements are used as a complement to a balanced lifestyle with attention to cholesterol levels. Cholesterol is a substance naturally produced by the body and plays a role in various processes, including cell structure and hormone production. These supplements are often part of a broader nutritional and lifestyle approach.

Cholesterol and Lifestyle

Maintaining healthy cholesterol levels is associated with diet, physical activity, and daily habits. Cholesterol supplements are often chosen alongside conscious dietary choices and an active lifestyle. They are intended as a complement to a structured routine, not as a replacement for healthy lifestyle practices.

Types of Cholesterol Supplements

This collection includes a variety of dietary supplements, such as omega-3 and krill oil products, coenzyme Q10 and ubiquinol formulas, as well as supplements containing antioxidants like curcumin.

These products are available in capsules and softgels and are commonly used as part of daily nutrition.

Cholesterol Supplements at Ergomax

At Ergomax, you will find a carefully selected range of cholesterol dietary supplements from trusted brands. We provide transparent product information and clear formulations, making it easy to compare products based on ingredients and form.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cholesterol Supplements

What are cholesterol supplements?

Cholesterol supplements are dietary supplements used as a complement to a varied diet and lifestyle. They contain ingredients commonly used in formulations related to cholesterol and cardiovascular routines.

Which ingredients are commonly found in cholesterol supplements?

Common ingredients include omega-3 fatty acids, krill oil, coenzyme Q10, ubiquinol, and plant-based compounds such as curcumin. The exact composition varies by product.