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Healthy Heart Diet
Eating Tips for a Healthy Heart
Low Fat Diet Q & A
Healthy Levels of Cholesterol
Hydrogenated Fat: Q & A
Diet Q & A
Healthy Eating Plan
Good and Bad Fats
Omega 3 Fish Oil
Essential Fatty Acids
Body Fat Percentage
LOW FAT FOOD
Houmous
Coleslaw
Potato Salad
LOW FAT RECIPES
Chicken
Fresh Fruit Salad
Fish & Chips
Salads
Soup
Vegetarian
About Weight Loss Resources


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Fight Cholesterol
Too much cholesterol circulating in your blood clogs and narrows
your arteries which can increase the risk of heart attacks and
strokes.
It's not all gloom and doom you can lower cholesterol:
- Increase the amount of soluble fibre in
your diet by eating more whole grains - eg wholemeal bread,
high fibre breakfast cereals
- Reduce saturated fat in your diet - mainly found in beef,
pork and lamb. Skin on poultry also has a very high
concentration of saturated fat
- Load up you plate with fruit and vegetables which contain
essential nutrients for optimum health; including plant
statins that help to lower cholesterol. Aim for at least 5 portions
per day
- Top up the garlic in your meals
- Use olive oil to cook with - remember, although olive oil
is better for your heart than other cooking fats, it still
contains as many calories!
- Increase the amount of Omega 3 in your diet by eating oily
fish such as herrings, kippers, sardines and pilchards.
Remember if they're tinned try to get them in brine, not oil.
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You can monitor your fat,
fibre and fruit and veg intake using the food diary
and tools in Weight Loss Resources.
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