choleserol lowering drinks?
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The liver produces cholesterol. Any drink that flushes the liver would be good.\n\n1/4" slice of ginger\n1 clove garlic\nparsley\n4 carrots\n1 apple\n\nor\n\n1/2 cup wheatgrass\n4 carrots\n1 apple\n2 celery ribs\n1/2 beet\n\nsupplements:\n\nNiacin (flushing type)\ngarlic\nlecithin capsules\nvitamin C
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i recommend certain types of organic teas without any sugar. there are teas for fasting and detox which do the trick. They usually contain dandelion and dont taste the best.
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Drink a glass of warm water with 1 tsp honey and juice of 1/2 a lemon/lime in the morning before you eat or drink anything.\nDrink 1 liter of water in the morning before you eat or drink anything.\nLiquorice (mulathi) is a natural laxative. Chew a few sticks daily.\nTake 3 tsp of psyllium husk (Sat Isabgol) in milk or warm water at bed time.\nSoak one date overnight in half a cup of water. Next morning mash the date and drain the water. Drink 1 teaspoon of this water four times a day.\nDrink a solution of 1/2 tsp honey in 1/2 cup warm water 2-3 times a day to cure constipation.\nMix 1/2 cup olive oil with 1/2 cup orange juice and drink to cure constipation.\nEat at least 350 g of grapes daily. The combination of the properties of cellulose, sugar and organic acid in grapes makes it a laxative food. Eating grapes tones up the stomach and intestines and relieves the most chronic constipation. When fresh grapes are not available, raisins soaked in water can be used. Overweight and diabetic people should not use grape therapy.\nPut Senna pods (6 to 12 for adults and 3 to 6 for children) in water and drink this tea.\nBale fruit is the best natural laxative.\nDrink 1 Tbsp of corn syrup added to 4 glasses of water.\nMixed castor oil (about half a tsp) with equal quantity of honey and drink daily.\nJuice Laxative:\nMix 1 cup tomato juice, 1/4 cup carrot juice, and 1/2 cup sauerkraut juice and drink.
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I heard garlic helps it lower. And OATMEAL!
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I can't imagine that there is a way to lower it overnight, but I can make a suggestion that has lowered my husband's blood pressure within 3 weeks and maintains it.\n\nIn the same way, my husband tried dietary changes and cardio workouts, but nothing worked until he added ViaViente to his diet.  It is a 100% natural, whole food juice.  After 3 weeks, he went from 140+ to 117.  After 3 months, he is at a stable 110.  He does not take any medications and no dietary supplements.  He swears by ViaViente.  I can only recommend it and hopefully your husband may want to give it a try because it's a natural way to keep his body operating at optimal levels.
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decrease your caffeine intake.
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Take chyvanpras 1 tsp morning evening, with 1/2 cup milk over it (if you do not have milk allergy).\nAlternatively take 1 tsp of drakshavaleha after meals.\nthese are ayurvedic tonics, available online from many websites.\n\nIf you wish homemade, take  4 dates and 2 almonds previously soaked for 4 hours, add to milk 1 cup+ 1cup water, and then boil till 1 cup remains. drink at bed time and at breakfast time. Lot of energy.
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You will find a really complete guide to doing this at AHA.org, which is the American Heart Association's website.\n\nI advise my patients to follow a low fat, high fiber diet and to exercise regularly.  Stop smoking as this does affect cholesterol levels.\n\nLean red meat is okay a couple of times per week.  When eating chicken, get rid of the skin.  Low fat dairy is okay in moderation.  Avoid fried foods and bake as much as possible.  Avoid trans fats, which are very common in fried and store bought bakery items.  Lots of fruits and veggies are great.  High fiber breakfast cereals will help, including oatmeal, raisin bran, fiber one, all bran.
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Avoid followings\n\n1. excess salt intake. \n2. Avoid carbonated drinks. \n3. Avoid or lessen intake of cheese [ usually there is lot of salt as preservative in cheese], If you are eating lot of pizza better avoid it. Eat fresh leafy vegetables. Lessen non veg diet.\n4.Drink plenty of water minimum 2 liters per day. This helps to flush out toxins and also salt. \n5. Exercise. \n\nIf diastolic does not come down in two months time see your doc.
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Alka-Seltzer works the best for me, too.  \n\nHope you feel better soon.
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Homeopathic Treatment for Curing a Potbelly and to Lower High Cholesterol Levels: -\n1.PHYTOLACCA 30C\n2.PHOSPHORUS 30C\n3.CHOLESTERINUM 30C\nThree Drops Each in a sip of water half hour before meals thrice a day always take them on an empty stomach. And avoid Chocolates Coffee Mints and Red Meat while you are taking any Homeopathic remedy.\nTake care and God Bless!
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I'm with you on the sugar substitutes. Splenda is not bitter like the others but I find it leaves that filmy after taste.UGH! Best bet, do what my mom did and just decrease your sugar a little bit daily. She says you get used to it if you do it this way. After a while she got to the point she hated the taste of sugar in her tea. I can help with the salt thing though. My mom had blood pressure issues. She piled salt on her food like it was snowing in her plate. No salt is gross. she rejected it right away, but I finally found something called Salt Sense. It is real salt with 33% less sodium. She never noticed the difference. Now my whole family uses it. It does not eliminate salt, but it helps. they sell it in the grocery store where the regular salt is.
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REDUCE CHOLESTROL AND THE CONSUMPTION OF SOLID FATS \n\nThe consumption of solid fats and the fatty substance known as cholestrol has great share in atherosclerosis and related diseases. Fats which do not dissolve at room temperature should be considered as solid fats. In medical language, these fats are called saturated fats. Butter is a good example for saturated fats.\n\nThe meat of lamb, sheep and veal have solid fats in their content. The skin and dark meat of poultry are rich in solid fat, as well. The level of fat in milk and dairy products varies.\n\nFood like egg yolk and sweetbread are high in cholestrol, and therefore increase the level of cholestrol in the blood. This is a significant factor which increases the risk of atherosclerosis and heart attack.\n\nOn the other hand, fats which are in liquefied form at room temperature like sun-flower, corn and poppy oil are known as “unsaturated fats”. Unsaturated fats reduce the level of cholestrol in the blood. Olive oil is a kind of unsaturated fat.\n\nConsuming unsaturated fats (oils) instead of solid fats and staying away from foods that are known to have cholestrol content shall constantly reduce cholestrol in the blood. The following can be advised for low cholestrol:\n\nEat mainly non-fatty portions of chicken and fish that is known to have unsaturated fat. Prefer non-fatty beef or veal instead of the meat of lamb or sheep. \nIncluding stewed dishs, cook your meal with oil. Your daily oil consumption should consist half-and-half of olive oil and unsaturated fats like sunflower or corn oil. Shortenings such as margarine are just like butter and they remain solid at room temperature. \nPrefer skim milk and dairy products made of skim milk. Curd, hard and skimmed white cheese are sorts of cheese that have the least content of fat. Cheddar and cream cheese have a rich content of solid fat and cholestrol. Thick cream is a foodstuff which is most rich in cholestrol and solid fat. Chocolate is also rich in cholestrol. Therefore, keep away from both. \nIt is essential that the foodstuff is cholestrol-free. Yet, even it is cholestrol-free, food which contains solid fat increases the risk of heart disease. \nUnless your physician advises otherwise, only two or three egg yolks are well enough for the whole week. Statistics indicate that obesity significantly reduces life expectancy. Consult your physician to reach out your normal weight if you suffer from overweight. Raise your children in their regular weight, too, if they put on unnecessary weight. Don’t forget that obese children will eventually become obese adults, and a healthy diet can easily be acquired by habits accustomed to in childhood. \nInstead of tolerating strict regulations in a diet, consult your physician to apply a well balanced and regular diet. Patients who suffered heart attack or people who are in a high risk group for heart attack might require a diet which is more strict than the one mentioned above.
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well the best is the old stacher3 good luck finding them i been taking them for lot of years i take stacker3with chitosen they work great good luck
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To Lower LDL Cholesterol\nCarrot, Apple, Ginger, orange, strawberry.\nSources of B-complex Vitamins\nGreen leafy vegetables\nSources of Vitamin C [Deficiency may raise cholesterol levels.]\nParsley/coriander, kale, and green pepper (capsicum)\nSources of bioflavanoids\nGrape, parsley/coriander, and lemon/lime\nSources of Vitamin E [Improves blood circulation]\nSpinach, asparagus, and carrot\nSources of Chromium [May reduce total cholesterol and triglycerides. May raise HDL cholesterol]\nPotato, green pepper (capsicum), apple and spinach\nSources of Copper [Deficiency may raise cholesterol levels.]\nCarrot, garlic, ginger\nSources of Mangnesium [Deficiency may cause spasms of coronary arteries. May reduce total cholesterol and raise HDL cholesterol.]\nBeet green, spinach, parsley/coriander, garlic\nSources of Potassium\nParsley, garlic, spinach, cantaloupe, banana\nSources of Selenium\nSwiss chard, garlic, orange\nSources of Zinc\nGinger, turnip, parsley/coriander, garlic, carrot
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Less than 140mgs/dl two hrs after meal.(7.8 mmol/liter)
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less sugar, less alcohol