An article published in JAMA Cardiology said a man in his 40s had been suffering from “yellowish nodules” on his palms, soles ...

A man in his 40s, committed to the carnivore diet, discovered the hard way that too much of a good thing can backfire. After ...

Doctors said the yellow nodules were identified as xanthelasma – a skin condition characterized by yellowish, raised deposits ...

The man had started a carnivore diet 8 months prior, eating "6 to 9 lb of cheese, sticks of butter and additional fat incorporated into his daily hamburgers." ...

The condition is called xanthelasma, and it can deposit not only under the skin, but in other parts of the body and cause heart attacks and strokes. TAMPA, Fla. - A man who told doctors he ate nothing ...

The patient was eventually diagnosed with a condition known as xanthelasma — the build-up of cholesterol under the skin, forming yellow growths that usually appear in the corners of the eyelids. Fifty ...

The patient was eventually diagnosed with a condition known as xanthelasma — the build-up of cholesterol under the skin, forming yellow growths that usually appear in the corners of the eyelids.

According to Dr Harpal Shih Dabhi, Consultant and Head-Pulmonologist and Intensivist, HCG hospitals, Bhavnagar, “Xanthelasma is a skin condition characterised by yellowish deposits of fat ...

Xanthelasma is a small, yellowish bump filled with cholesterol that most commonly forms near or on ... [+] the eyelid. (Photo By BSIP/UIG Via Getty Images) You could say that this man’s ...

What could go wrong with eating an extremely high-fat diet of beef, cheese, and sticks of butter? Well, for one thing, your cholesterol levels could reach such stratospheric levels that lipids start ...

Cardiologists diagnosed the man with xanthelasma, a condition caused by high cholesterol levels or other fats in the blood. JAMA Cardiologym 2024, Marmagkiolis et al His case was published in JAMA ...

What could go wrong with eating an extremely high-fat diet of beef, cheese, and sticks of butter? Well, for one thing, your cholesterol levels could reach such stratospheric levels that lipids ...