When the body has too much cholesterol, blood vessels may become lined with fatty deposits which can make them narrow and stiff leading to heart attack or stroke. True False

When the body has too much cholesterol, blood vessels may become lined with fatty deposits which can make them narrow and stiff leading to heart attack or stroke. True False

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