Flow to HDL

The subject I used was breakaway. In the very beginning you have a girl who breaks away from the line of chairs. As the video continues it appears the characters are fighting. Not fighting each other, but the world and life. To me this means the video is about breaking away from society and social norms. The protagonist is all of them. The reason I say that is throughout the video they move in sync with each other, it appears they are fighting together, and at the end it's almost as if you're celebrating

concentrate. Mostly it was difficult because I would be heaving my the time we got to the tombe, pas de bourree, glissade, pas de chat section. I tried to keep my face soft and smile slightly, but I could have done a lot better. I tried to have a certain flow to the movement with big, elongated arms and legs. It was not the best, but I tried my best and know that I need to work on my

not given to me. Servitude is an interest disconnected from the proprietorship of an inferior property, being the smaller one the servient estate or inferior and the superior one the dominant estate (which would be field A, the one with the river flow) leaving field C to be the inferior estate in this case. The dominant estate has the Ius in re which is the right in property in common law. This means that the estate has either jus in re propria, the right to use the land in any way the owner likes

cells. It is transported through your blood bind to proteins called lipoprotein. You have different types of lipoprotein, high density lipoprotein and Low density lipoprotein. HDL also known as “good” cholesterol, responsibility is to take extra cholesterol from your blood and transport to the liver where it is then broken down. HDL lowers your risk for heart disease. Whereas, LDL also known as “bad” cholesterol is responsible for distributing cholesterol to different organs and tissues through the body

atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis is a condition in which the blood vessels are hardened. Our blood vessels have a tough outer layer called tunica adventitia which protects artery. It is composed of a smooth layer called tunica intima which helps the flow of blood inside the blood vessels and a Muscular elastic layer called tunica media which helps to circulate blood around the body. When the LDL level is increased in blood it will deposit in the walls of blood vessels. Over time these fatty materials

found in many of the foods you eat. LDL verses HDL There are two types of cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and high-density lipoprotein (HDL). LDL is

There are some serious medical reasons why high cholesterol is bad. When cholesterol is high it can lead to blocked arteries. Cholesterol can build up and restrict blood flow. Restricted blood flow can lead to heart disease. That might sound bad enough, but it can get worse. Restricted blood flow can lead to the blood clotting in the arteries. And blood clots in the arteries can lead to stroke or heart attack. These are all serious medical problems that are life threatening. But guess what? When

lipoprotein (LDL) and high density lipoprotein (HDL) (Jernigan). High blood cholesterol can have disastrous effects but is usually not regarded as important as the levels of it are hard to identify (What is Cholesterol?). High density lipoproteins are very helpful and don’t do anything the body doesn’t want. It usually just rides the bloodstream clearing the blood of bad cholesterol and lowering the risk of coronary heart disease (HDL Cholesterol). HDL recycles the low density protein by transporting

plaque may build up to reduce blood flow through your arteries. Atherosclerosis increases your risk of heart disease, stroke, and other vascular diseases. Risk Factors Smoking Obesity Poor diet Lack of exercise Diabetes Causes: Obesity Smoking Excessive alcohol Insufficient exercises

is called atherosclerosis, and it disturbs the flow of blood. Plagues, fatty deposits, are formed inside coronary arteries when the concentration of LDL in the bloodstream is too high. LDL, a low-density lipoprotein, carries cholesterol