Adaptation to high-altitude hypoxia stimulates lipoprotein and macrophage cholesterol efflux from the arterial wall
The results of studies of the use of mountain climate training as a method of non-pharmacological prevention and treatment of patients with coronary heart disease and dyslipidemia are presented. It is shown that mountain climate training stimulates not only the lipoprotein, but also macrophage cholesterol efflux from tissues. It is concluded that the efficiency of this method is high and its use in cardiology is perspective.