Establishing the habits of healthy eating and physical activity early in life can reduce the risk of later cardiovascular problems. read more
Your body gets cholesterol from two sources: your liver and foods that you eat. Therefore, when you check your cholesterol and you find that it is beyond the normal level of 5 millimoles per liter, you will immediately blame your bad eating behavior. read more
Switching from butter to soft margarine is a good step but by itself probably won’t reduce your cholesterol to healthy levels. That’s why your doctor may recommend other diet and lifestyle changes or medication. Learn more about eating a healthy diet. This content was last reviewed April 2017. read more
Hi, I eat a moderately low fat high fiber diet, exercise and sweat virtually 5x a week, and the receptionist called me to tell me that my cholesterol is 215, and that's considered high. read more