atherosclerosis

They have short lifespans (as low as in the 40s), suffer from atherosclerosis and thickening of the arteries.

Standing position is giving to much stress on the keens and develops things like atherosclerosis, hip arthritis, varicose veins...

Black 6 mice were bred for atherosclerosis and hyperinsulinemia studies, and mortality is usually related to diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

However, some in vitro (cellular) research suggests nicotine may play a role in atherosclerosis discussed above.

When he removed the substance from their diets, the atherosclerosis disappeared from their arteries.

This is how you get atherosclerosis (aka clogged arteries) and eventually heart disease/heart attack/stroke.

Damage accumulates with normal wear and tear, giving more chances for atherosclerosis to form.

It is speculated that the Masai are protected from their atherosclerosis by physical fitness which causes their coronary vessels to be capacious.

It's partly mentioned in the article: > Later, he conducted a study showing that rats developed atherosclerosis after being fed artificial trans fats.

But, these repairs accumulate over time to occlude a blood vessel (atherosclerosis).

The lipid hypothesis holds that cholesterol promotes heart disease, but cholesterol could also be something the body uses to combat atherosclerosis caused by infection say.

Coronary calcification is but one stage in the process of atherosclerosis.

Most people his age (65) suffer from coronary atherosclerosis and it's not considered a "terminal illness" like pancreatic cancer would be.

It's debatable whether this is "bad" for you without inflammation (atherosclerosis relies on both), but I certainly wasn't comfortable with the elevated levels and went out of ketosis.