Posted by Andy Austim at Nov 28th, 2008 in Cholesterol
by Andy Austim
The next time you go see your doctor don’t forget to request a cholesterol blood test. Everyone has cholesterol in their bodies, but if your cholesterol levels are high you will need to change your diet and lifestyle. Doctors will generally do the cholesterol and other tests more frequently after a certain age or family medical history to help you maintain your good health.
After the results of your cholesterol blood test have been reviewed by a doctor, you in turn will be notified as to what actions you may need to take, if any, in order to lower your cholesterol levels. You may be fortunate enough that your current diet or lifestyle is keeping your cholesterol level low; however if a change is needed, medication, or possibly a new diet may be prescribed.
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Posted by Ned Dagostino at Nov 16th, 2008 in Cholesterol
by Ned Dagostino
Most of the foods that are available today are high in cholesterol. Cholesterol has been a sensitive issue for the past few decades. Understanding the impact of cholesterol in general and high cholesterol in particular is important to maintain our health as well as our quality of life.
Medical research shows that high cholesterol food is the main cause of morbid cardio-vascular conditions resulting in strokes and heart attacks. The patient’s health is aggravated further if the morbid cardio-vascular condition is accompanied by hypertension, smoking, obesity, and hereditary factors.
When we speak of ‘cholesterol’ we are talking about three categories of cholesterol: good cholesterol (HDL), bad cholesterol (LDL) and triglycerides. This means that not all cholesterol is bad. Foods rich in Omega-3 fats like fish are helpful in reducing LDL levels and are advised for patients suffering from cholesterol-caused diseases.
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Posted by Albert Wellsom at Oct 29th, 2008 in Cholesterol
by Albert Wellsom
Although many individuals diagnosed with diabetes initially worry about the future, there is no reason why with a properly ordered diet, they cannot relish a good healthy life. By using a little self control about what types of food you eat and when, many of the problems connected with diabetes can be reduced. To start with you will need to sort out your own diabetic diet program using diabetic recipes that most appeal to your tastes.
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Posted by CFIS Fouche at Oct 24th, 2008 in Cholesterol
by Christo Fouche
Heart diseases are mainly caused by high cholesterol and many people die every year of heart diseases. There are many causes to heart disease but many times a heart disease is caused by high cholesterol. Preventing a heart disease starts with regular testing of cholesterol levels.
The best that you can do for yourself is to have you cholesterol levels checked regularly and to exercise to keep yourself healthy. Contrary to what many people may believe, there is more than one type of cholesterol which includes both bad and good cholesterol types. Not all cholesterol is bad for you.
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Posted by Herb B. Lewis at Oct 22nd, 2008 in Cholesterol
by Herb B. Lewis
The 5 Factor weight loss diet was made by celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak for celebrities that need to loose weight fast and get in shape without getting hungry and weak. The diet is based on the number 5. For five weeks you eat five meals a day and do five workout sessions a week with five exercises each.
Harley Pasternak wrote the book 5 Factor Fitness in 2004. The book 5 Factor Diet was published in 2007; it is an expanded version of the dietary portion of the 5 Factor Fitness book. This is not just another Hollywood diet gimmick, this is a nutritious, balanced diet that includes all the recommended food groups, it helps people get control of their appetites and lose pounds.
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