Cholesterol - Excretion
Introduction
This section outlines the means by which Cholesterol is removed from the body.
Excretion of Cholesterol
Digestive Enzymes
Most Cholesterol is eliminated from the body via the stool in the form of Bile Acids and Coprostanol molecules.
Lipids
Surplus Cholesterol is transported from the Cell Membranes to the Liver via Alpha-Linolenic Acid (LNA) and Linoleic Acid (LA).
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