Cholesterol

by marsmet525 i have triglicerides 307 , ldl 115,hdl 22 .how can i get all these numbers in normal range .? Medications Wine Niacin Slo Release About 1-2 months you should see a diff Keep in mind your levels may be genetic, famial For example if your family comes from Alaska, its probably normal to have fats. If thats true probably a high protein diet infish is probably the best diet. Talk to a dietician, get a genetic consult, someone who will lokk at your entire pciture not jsut at...Read Full Story

by Vietnam Plants / Cây cỏ Vietnam I am 40 years old man. My total cholesterol level is 258 mg/dl . How can I reduce my total cholesterol? By changing your diet and forget most all fats. Take yourself for daily walks is a real big help. Not only will help lower your cholesterol level it will help you lower your stress, give you a wonderful natural high good feeling. Try to walk a mile just doing a stroll if you like and swinging your arms as you walk. Do this for about a week or two and...Read Full Story

by Rakesh Rocky What is a good diet to lower bad cholesterol? Reduce the amount of butter you eat.oatmeal. nuts. whole grains. legumes. fruits and veggies. avoid processed foods, butter, salt, fried foods also exerciseHi Runner1, Here are four options to lower LDL cholesterol: 1. Unsaturated Fats To lower LDL levels evaluate your diet for saturated and trans fats. You want to replace saturated and trans fats with heart healthy unsaturated fats, such as omega 3 fatty acids. Use...Read Full Story

What patient compliance issues are evident in this scenario ? Scenario 3—Physical Therapy Nathan is a healthy man in his early 40s. He works out regularly and does not smoke. Dr. Wechsler is speaking to Nathan in his office regarding the results of his annual physical. “Nathan, your results are generally good except for your triglycerides and cholesterol. They are off the chart. For someone who is so conscious of how to stay healthy, you have ignored everything we know about elevated...Read Full Story

LDL (Bad) Cholesterol : The Latest Guidelines LDL cholesterol is known as the bad cholesterol. It is the leading cause of heart attacks and stroke. Keeping your LDL levels to your target is a critical component of staying heart healthy. HeartSmartMD co-founder, author and board certified cardiologist Dr. Matt DeVane gives you an up-to-date look at the latest LDL cholesterol guidelines to help make sure you reach your target. Learn much more at www.HeartSmartMD.com Video Rating: 0 / 5Read Full Story