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Lower your cholesterol this weekend
By Clare Bradbury on 29/07/2011 08:33:19
Do you suffer from high cholesterol? Try these 3 delicious menus to keep it under control
.PER SERVING 234 Calories, Protein 7.4g, Carbohydrates 30.6g, Total fat 10.0gRecipes from Benecol®, which is clinically proven to reduce bad cholesterol by up to 14% Oven Baked Turkey Breasts With Wedges Ingredients 400g potatoes, cut in thin wedges400g
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Pomegranate power
By Hanna Sharpe on 07/10/2011 10:23:16
Uber healthy pomegranate juice can boost your recovery, prevent cancer, lower cholesterol and more...
arteries.7. Studies have also shown that pomegranates can help to lower bad cholesterol and build good cholesterol.8. As well as being a source of calcium, pomegranates may also help to prevent dental plaque forming on your teeth.Looking for a pure
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Three reasons to eat oats
By Nicola Davenport on 23/10/2011 07:52:56
Porridge, flapjacks, muffins: oats are a true superfood. Here's why
cholesterol in your body. Studies by nutritionists at King's College London showed that regularly eating porridge oats can lower blood cholesterol levels by up to 20%.Recipes to lower your cholesterolFind out about good and bad cholesterol3. HAPPINESSOats
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5 reasons to cut your meat intake
By Victoria Oliver on 04/07/2011 10:49:42
Why you should think vegetarian this summer
Eating too much meat, especially red and processed meat can increase blood pressure as they are high in saturated fat; even lean meat contains fat and cholesterol. Reducing your meat intake can help reduce the risk of hypertension. The ideal blood pressure
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Top 5 anti-ageing superfoods
By on 25/01/2012 17:11:48
High in antioxidants, these foods will help neutralise the damaging effects of ageing free radicals
CinnamonCinnamon has anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory effects on the body, just ½ a teaspoon of cinnamon per day can normalise your blood sugar and decrease cholesterol, triglycerides and glucose levels.Only a teaspoon of Cinnamon contains over a
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5 reasons to eat sprouts
By Hannah Bower on 01/12/2011 12:31:54
Love 'em or hate 'em, they are a fabulous winter vegetable. So let's find out why super sprouts deserve a place on your shopping list
1. PREVENT CANCER: Sprouts have great anti-cancer powers. Research has shown that Brussels sprouts offer a special combination of cancer-preventive components such as sinigrin.2. LOWER CHOLESTEROL: Steam your sprouts instead of boiling them and you
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Lisa Faulkner's reasons to eat grapefruit
By on 06/03/2012 12:03:29
Full of health benefits, perfect for breakfast but great for other meals too. Try these Florida grapefruit recipes from Lisa Faulkner
just 60 calories.Other health benefits of Florida grapefruit: it is cholesterol-free; it is high in fibre to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels, assist with digestion, and may help reduce your risk of colorectal cancer; it's loaded with vitamin C
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Why eggs are good for you
By on 30/01/2012 12:34:57
7 reasons to make sure superfood eggs should have a regular place in your diet
% of an adult woman's guideline daily amount of protein.They are not a cholesterol risk. All major UK heart and health organisations have lifted limits on recommended egg consumption, as it's now known that the dietary cholesterol in eggs does not have a
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It's OK to be apple-shaped
By Kate Langrish on 11/03/2011 11:57:53
New research shows those with an apple shaped body are not at a higher risk for heart attack and stroke, as previously reported.
were no more accurate predictors for cardiovascular disease than BMI. It also found that measures, such as blood cholesterol and blood pressure levels, were good predictors of cardiovascular disease.ZEST says: If you're an apple shape but not overweight
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Your DIY health MOT
By on 27/09/2010 16:36:17
Measure your health in an instant at home
-risk category. Time to cut down on fatty foods and sugar, and get more exercise.MEASURE YOUR CHOLESTEROLBelieve it or not, your peepers provide a good indication of your cholesterol levels and consequent risk of heart disease. Look at the irises of your eyes
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