Even if the person consumes less unhealthy fats, some of the other items that he consumes like excess carbo can turn into fat. Happened for me and my doctor advised to cut down carbo and increase exercise. Did that and now all within normal range. So it is not just the unhealthy fat that we consume.abbby wrote: ↑Mon, 17 May 2021 1:47 pmI always wonder is it high cholesterol is usually caused by consumption too much seafood? People whom I know who had high cholesterol don't really eat a lot of seafood..till i read this CNA article, which is another culprit - fried chicken..
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As of what I know you need reasonable HDL and need to lower your LDL and Triglycerides. To lower LDL and TG you need to increase your HDL via food and exercisemidlet2013 wrote: ↑Fri, 07 Oct 2022 3:42 amIs high cholesterol even bad. trig is bad and high Tg/hdl is bad.
I've recently read about glycolic acid being a pretty effective deodorant, the brand the ordinary sells it for pretty cheap here in the US.malcontent wrote: ↑Fri, 07 Apr 2023 8:17 pmMy bad cholesterol has never been high, but my good cholesterol could be better (I need to exercise more).
Here are a few things I do to try and stay healthy:
1. Avoid anything that says partially hydrogenated oil in the ingredients, which produces trans fat — the worst offender for heart disease, no amount is safe.
2. Only use real butter, never margarine or spreads.
3. Only use real soap (key ingredients should be oil or fat, plus lye and water) and never any with SLS (sodium laurel sulfate) which strips away your skins natural defenses from the sun.
4. Only use deodorant without aluminum and parabens, which increase the risk of cancer.
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