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So I got my results back today an all is clear. Liver an kidneys, pancreas good. But cholesterol level high. Guess one thing I have to add on my list to take care of. But how do I lower my cholesterol levels? I know cheerios help at least that's what the commercial says lol
So I got my results back today an all is clear. Liver an kidneys, pancreas good. But cholesterol level high. Guess one thing I have to add on my list to take care of. But how do I lower my cholesterol levels? I know cheerios help at least that's what the commercial says lol
I recommend taking the cholesterol problem very seriously. Don't end up like me, in a cath lab with a cardiologist looking at my arteries and informing me that one of them has a 100% blockage. I could have prevented that from happening if I had made lifestyle changes when I was younger. But I was a knucklehead and didn't do what needed to be done.
My cholesterol was high along with my BP from all my drinking too. For the most part I was drinking instead of eating at times, and I drank beer exclusively so my stomach was usually full. And when I did eat it was sometimes bad food. Couple that with lack of good sleep and not much exercise and it's not really a big surprises.
I would imagine your doctor could give you some recommendations for diet and exercise changes that would help. And if that doesn't work they sometimes prescribe meds to help lower it too. Either way, ask your doctor...the solution is different for everyone based on not only their current health but their lifestyle, etc.
I would imagine your doctor could give you some recommendations for diet and exercise changes that would help. And if that doesn't work they sometimes prescribe meds to help lower it too. Either way, ask your doctor...the solution is different for everyone based on not only their current health but their lifestyle, etc.
Eating (good) fat is actually good for lowering cholesterol in combo with low carbs--lots of recent research shows this.
Check out Mark's Daily Apple website :
Welcome to Mark's Daily Apple | Mark's Daily Apple
He has links to many peer-reviewed medical / nutrition studies that reflect more recent research.
Obviously, a solid exercise program will also help you in many ways
Great news on the good bloodwork!
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