Beans contain a type of fiber that is processed in the colon. Good bacteria in the colon then consume this fiber and form fatty acids from it.
These fatty acids move through the body to the liver, where they block the production of "bad" (LDL) cholesterol
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Oranges are best known for being a great source of vitamin C, but they also contain other healthly compounds that can help lower cholesterol.
Oranges are full of substances called phytosterols (plant sterols), a type of fat found in nuts, seeds, fruits, and vegetables. These sterols block cholesterol from being absorbed by the cells in the…
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One of the most difficult things in life is getting the diagnosis that you have a debilitating disease. In fact, every day thousands of people are told they have a heart related disease.
However, if you've been told you have heart disease, what you choose do with this information will make an enormous difference in how you live the rest of your life.
Here are seven tips to help you deal with the difficult diagnosis of heart…
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Kneel, place left hand lightly on back of head, right hand on floor to side. Lift left leg 2 inches off floor (A). Crunch to left while raising left leg, so body forms a straight line from hip to toe (B). Lower leg and repeat for 1 minute; switch sides and repeat.
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Lie with knees bent, arms at side, palms down. Tighten glutes and core; raise hips to form a straight line from shoulders to knees (A). Bend right leg toward chest (B); straighten leg and point foot (C); bend leg and return to start. Repeat, alternating sides, for 1…
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Lie with knees bent, arms at side, palms down. Tighten glutes and core; raise hips to form a straight line from shoulders to knees (A). Bend right leg toward chest (B); straighten leg and point foot (C); bend leg and return to start. Repeat, alternating sides, for 1…
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