LDL - Factors that Increase
These Substances may Increase LDL Cholesterol Levels
Carbohydrates
Fructose may increase LDL Cholesterol levels by up to 11%. [1]
Excessive consumption of Sucrose may increase LDL Cholesterol levels. [2]
Lipids
Behenic Acid may increase LDL Cholesterol levels. [3]
Myristic Acid may increase LDL Cholesterol levels. [4]
Palmitic Acid may increase LDL Cholesterol levels.
Trans-Fatty Acids may increase the production of LDL Cholesterol. [5]
Prescribed Medications
Prolonged usage of Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids may increase the body's LDL Cholesterol levels: [6]
Alkyl Modified Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids (such as Fluoxymesterone, Stanozolol and Methyltestosterone) increase LDL Cholesterol levels. [7]
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