…me—medications for elevated cholesterol, hypertension, hypothyroidism, prediabetes, and a connective tissue disorder. I had been sick off and on for several years, but that day, the revelation that I was…
…any statin medicines to keep my cholesterol down. I had another stent implanted, experienced various irregular pulse problems, and suffered from acid reflux. In 2014, I started having shortness of…
…start and at the end of the jumpstart, including their weight, blood pressure, and cholesterol. You don’t need to be a physician to run a jumpstart, but participants may have…
…seem like an improvement. But how significant of an improvement? You’ve heard countless people sounding the alarm about the dangers of high cholesterol. Given that it might have less cholesterol…
…(advanced glycation end products), excessive salt, refined sugar, oxidized cholesterol, and other free radicals. A whole plant-food diet without salt, oil, and sugar significantly eliminates toxins and chemical stress. Finally,…
…like blood pressure, serum cholesterol, body mass index (BMI), and blood glucose levels, but they don’t have to. The most important things that distinguish immersion programs from other forms of…
…membranes, in the transport and oxidation of cholesterol, and in specialized hormone production. According to some studies, at least 2-4% of total calories should come from dietary intake of Omega-6…
…with various pathological conditions, including gout. The human liver, unlike the livers of carnivores, can only process a limited amount of cholesterol. If significant amounts of animal products are consumed,…
…in animal-based foods but not in plant-based foods: cholesterol and vitamins A, D, and B12. Our bodies produce cholesterol, meaning it is not an essential nutrient, and we can also…
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