Lowering cholesterol naturally.
Patients today are more likely than ever to seek advice about reducing cholesterol levels. Physicians can help by teaching patients how to cut down on saturated fats. However, as Dr. Nash points out, eating habits are difficult to change, especially for those who think that healthy foods have an unpleasant taste. This article discusses several dietary interventions that have been proven to reduce cholesterol levels and thus the risk of coronary artery disease.
State University of New York, Health Science Center, Syracuse.
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