High Cholesterol

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Your body needs cholesterol, but too much of it can cause heart disease. Lower cholesterol by processed, packaged, artificially sweetened, or long shelf-life foods. These have the HDL-lowering trans fats. Eat small amounts of meat and whole-milk dairy products spread across the week. Have at least 2 omega-3-rich fish meals a week and fill up on soluble fiber like oatmeal. Reduce stress, quit smoking, and exercise regularly for at least 30 minutes daily.