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This article discusses the dangers of high cholesterol, often referred to as a "silent killer" because it typically presents no symptoms until it leads to serious conditions like heart disease or stroke. Despite its name, cholesterol is not inherently dangerous; however, its complications can be deadly. The article highlights that more than half of deaths annually in America are linked to heart disease, with cholesterol playing a significant role. The text elaborates on the types of cholesterol, their effects on the body, and the importance of managing cholesterol levels to prevent cardiovascular diseases. Dr. Wiam Ibrahim Hussein, a specialist in internal and endocrinological diseases, emphasizes the need for awareness and early intervention to reduce the risks associated with high cholesterol.