Why the animal species of chimpanzee has the lowest cholesterol levels in comparison with the human species?
Hi Dimitar, have you looked up cholesterol levels in other Hominidae family members?
The human species is the most representative member of Hominidae. We must consider the cholesterol levels of man and
chimpanzee.
Why must we ignore other members of Hominidae? Gorillas (eastern and western), bonobos, orangutans and gibbons.
Because gorilla has enormous body and very satisfied fat deposits in comparison with others Hominidae.
This is the answer for the species of chimpanzee :
1. Comparatively small amount of pectificide in the jungle.
2. Comparatively higher physical activities on the tree.
3. Comparatively higher sexual activity.
4. Omnivorous type of alimentation.
5. Different type of foods in the jungle.
6. High % of canibalism.
7. High % of fibres in the food and food with low calories.
They do not consume any exogenous cholestrol. This is why atherosclerosis does not occur in chimpanzees.
Please learn to show respect first.
It is not "foolish." It is the science. Hominoids produce all the endogenous cholestrol they needed. Carnivores do not produce it; hence, they consume it. As a result, when humans consume cholestrol, it builds up in the arteries. This is atherosclerosis. Chimpanzees do not get atherosclerosis because they do not eat animal products.
If you have other science, cite it and show me.
At this point it seems you are the fool here.
In those who consume the least animal products, the lowest cholestrol is present (Article Vegetarian, vegan diets and multiple health outcomes: A syst...
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