Could Thyroid Disease Lead To High Cholesterol?

(LifeWire) - When you think of high cholesterol causes, don't forget thyroid problems. Most people know that cholesterol levels are tied to heart disease, and affected by diet, exercise, and genes. Too much dietary fat, and cholesterol levels can skyrocket.

But cholesterol is also tied to thyroid levels and the body's overall metabolism. Understanding this link can help to keep the body's engine running and protect your heart health. Cholesterol and Thyroid: The Link The thyroid, a butterfly-shaped gland located in the neck, produces the hormone thyroxine.

Thyroxine acts to regulate our metabolism, or how quickly we burn energy. In a sense, the thyroid acts like the body's accelerator pedal. When the thyroid produces more thyroxine, it is similar to pressing the accelerator and revving up the engine.

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