India, Sept. 18 -- Dr Jeremy London, a cardiologist, explained in a September 10 Instagram video how certain coffee brewing methods can impact cholesterol levels. According to him, specifically, unfiltered coffee, like French press or Turkish coffee, allows natural oily compounds called diterpenes to enter the beverage. Also read | UCLA and Harvard-trained cardiologist explains whether drinking 1 to 3 cups of black coffee is okay for the heart

He shared that these compounds can interfere with the body's cholesterol breakdown processes, potentially leading to higher LDL (often called bad cholesterol) and ApoB cholesterol levels. In his caption, he wrote, "The way you brew your coffee could raise your LDL and ApoB levels." Dr London titled...