Cholesterol Support Group
Whether you've been diagnosed with high cholesterol or are trying to keep your levels in check, members of our cholesterol group can provide the support and tips that you need.
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Re: Cholesterol
Do you have high cholesterol? Do you know your numbers? I'm worried that mine may be too high I just had a yearly exam with all of my bloodwork. Please reach out!! Read more...
Do you have high cholesterol? Do you know your numbers? I'm worried that mine may be too high I just had a yearly exam with all of my bloodwork. Please reach out!! Read more...
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HaleyKnowsSome82
on
Mon Jul 7
LaVerne
I just found out my cholesterol is over 300, so I'm not going to worry about it, just start trying to do something about it! Like eating better & walking more & lifting 3lb. weight to start with. I am new to OH. I have enjoyed your blogs.Thanks Read more...
I just found out my cholesterol is over 300, so I'm not going to worry about it, just start trying to do something about it! Like eating better & walking more & lifting 3lb. weight to start with. I am new to OH. I have enjoyed your blogs.Thanks Read more...
Posted by
LaVerne
on
Thu Aug 14
Re: testing for cholesterol
The US Preventive Task Force issued new recommendations in June for high cholesterol screening to begin at 35 in men and 45 for womes, although they say to start as eary as 20 if one is at risk for heart disease. Luckily, cholesterol test are easily avai Read more...
The US Preventive Task Force issued new recommendations in June for high cholesterol screening to begin at 35 in men and 45 for womes, although they say to start as eary as 20 if one is at risk for heart disease. Luckily, cholesterol test are easily avai Read more...
Posted by
PharmacistMike
on
Thu Sep 25
Re: Cholesterol
Yeah, I do that occasionally. I also love making this Strawberry-Peach Crumble they have on their website, CoolWhip.com Read more...
Yeah, I do that occasionally. I also love making this Strawberry-Peach Crumble they have on their website, CoolWhip.com Read more...
Posted by
rockinrocker
on
Fri Jul 11
Seafood and cholesterol
Does seafood increase or decrease cholesterol. I remember hearing that shrimp can raise cholesterol. Can anyone tell me if this is in fact the case? Read more...
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Does seafood increase or decrease cholesterol. I remember hearing that shrimp can raise cholesterol. Can anyone tell me if this is in fact the case? Read more...
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