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What are the best tips you can do to reduce my cholesterol.?
Well, I'm young (26), I have a family history heart disease, who smoke, drink alcohol occasionally and eat lots of fast food because I work third. I I realize that there are many risk factors here … either. I quit smoking and eat healthier and exercise more than me but someone can give me a very good specific advice on the types of foods are good to lower cholesterol, what kind of exercise, etc. Thank you all for your help.
Mr. Maryn used to have a cholesterol problem. He was already an athlete, for what he did was radically change their eating habits, with my help (as shopping and cooking). You do not have to stop eating outside, or go vegetarian or macrobiotic nothing strange or difficult. Just take seriously minimize the amount fat you eat that is never, never more than one third of the calories, and ideally about a quarter. Consider Mickey D's. A Quarter Pounder with Cheese has 510 calories, 230 of them from fat – 45%. The chicken sandwich Grilled Classic has 420 calories, 90 fat – 21%. Fries in a part of the right to obtain about 50% of calories from fat. This consumption of fat is what will raise blood cholesterol more than eating the eggs, shrimp, and liver. We eat very little red meat, and lots of chicken and fish. We almost never eat anything fried. Buy versions with low-fat items, where you can stand it – the sour cream, cheese, milk, peanut butter but not, for example. (The latter, we use less.) The biggie for you or will be waived for fast food or ordering the healthy menu. Make french fries a rare treat. Get the grilled chicken. Or leave hamburgers and pizza and go back to places with healthy options, such as Applebee meter or win. It also means looking at the elements to bring in local restaurants, often much healthier than the chain offers. I'm not vegetarian, but I can be very happy to bring the local vegetarian places. Eating China and India (not fried, though) also have very good choices.
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