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FoodsHighInCholesterol.info — Doyou know your Normal Cholesterol Level? I had a Cholesterol Check recently, a Fasting Cholesterol type - 12 hours with no food ! When I got my Cholesterol Readings - guess what! - High Cholestrol ! My favourite Shell Fish is on my BANNED LIST but I found this article which says its actually good for my HDL cholesterol www.articlesbase.com I knew that I should go on a Diet For High Cholesterol or at least a Diet To Lower Cholesterol with Cholesterol Lowering Foods but the advice from doctors is very confusing. I knew there would be a link between my Cholesterol and Diet but all these High Cholesterol Diets are different. Should I go for a Cholesterol Free Diet or a Low Fat Low Cholesterol Diet. I thought that I would just have to avoid Foods High In Cholesterol but apparently not, it seems that the best way for Lowering Cholestrol is not Cholesterol Diet Food but to do with the saturated fats in foods. So to Lower Cholestrol I’m going to look at an LDL Diet which will get rid of my High Cholesteral.

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It is important to note that dietary cholesterol may or may not contribute to heart disease depending on how the individual’s liver is able to regulate the plasma cholesterol level and the production of LDL. Certainly we know the body needs fats, but they must be the right kind. Good fats supply essential fatty acids, which are a very important link in our health chain. All cell membranes are composed of fats. Fats supply energy, act as an intestinal lubricant and carry the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K in the body. Unfortunately many of us in the West consume much too much of the wrong fats - that is, saturated, hydrogenated, and heated fats – which are linked to obesity, cardiovascular disease, and certain types of cancer.


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