PETALING JAYA: While there are genetic factors involved in whether someone develops it, diet and lifestyle changes can help treat and prevent dyslipidaemia – an abnormal amount of lipids (fatty substances) in the blood.
Malaysian Dietitians’ Association president Prof Winnie Chee said lipid disorders such as dyslipidaemia are related to diet and lifestyle, and they could also be inherited.
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