Liver fat to coronary arteries
1. There is more fat in the liver.
- Especially liver puff fat associated with belly obesity and metabolic syndrome.
2. The body has insulin resistance.
- Insulin doesn't work well.
- The liver therefore generates and releases more certain lipids into the bloodstream.
3. Abnormal blood lipids
- High triglycerides are often found.
- Low HDL
- LDL may be characterized as increasing risk to blood vessels.
4. Chronic inflammation occurs
Hepatocellular lipids, especially those with inflammation, may be associated with increased inflammatory agents and oxidative stress, which affect the blood vessel wall.
5. Hard blood vessels (atherosclerosis)
Fat and inflammatory cells accumulate in the blood vessel wall → form plaque (plaque).
6. If plaque accumulates more
The cavity inside the blood vessels narrows → Blood to feed the heart muscle decreases → Occurrence, angina.
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