Fitness Quote by Rujuta Diwekar
““As for cholesterol, nothing like weight training and its added advantage of after-burn to bring that LDL, VLDL down and HDL up. Cholesterol is a problem only when the LDL and VLDL along with triglycerides are not being utilized sensibly by the body. As a matter of training response or adaptation (expect this to set in about 12 weeks post consistent exercise), the body learns to preferentially use the triglycerides and cholesterol and to spare the muscle glycogen (muscle fuel stores) for its metabolic needs. No cholesterol lowering drug can do that for you. 10.””
About This Quote
Source Book: Eat Right for Your Body, 2018
Weight training improves cholesterol balance by increasing metabolism, reducing LDL/VLDL and raising HDL, a benefit drugs cannot fully replicate.
In simple terms: Exercise helps manage cholesterol better than medication alone.
Prioritize resistance training for heart health.
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When to use this quote
- gym routines
- personal fitness plans
- medical advice
- dietary counseling
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- Can you sustain a 12‑week training program?
- What other lifestyle changes support cholesterol health?
Results vary; individual genetics may limit benefits.