The normal value of cholesterol is 0-5.2 mmol/L (0-200 mg/dl). If it exceeds this value, it means that the cholesterol is high, which may cause coronary heart disease, cerebral infarction, or sudden death due to myocardial infarction, accompanied by plaque rupture. The main hazards of high cholesterol are:

First, it will accelerate the growth of prostate cancer, leading to renal failure and lipid kidney disease.

Second, it will reduce people's life expectancy, especially men's life expectancy, and the risk of vascular-related stroke will increase.

Third, it will block the heart artery and make it narrow, which is more likely to cause heart disease.

Fourth, it will increase the possibility of osteoporosis. At the same time, excessive intake of cholesterol will lead to periodontal disease, and the gap between teeth will expand.