The controversy of congestive heart failure and foods to avoid
high cholesterol and low fat diets.
High Cholesterol, Low Fat Diets,Heart Disease,Blood Pressure:
According to the American Heart Association heart disease is now
the number one disease killer and stroke is number three. Both
of these diseases may be associated with high blood pressure,
over weight, stress or lifestyle. Many books and millions of
words have been written about all these issues so there is
plenty of controversy and conflicting information with respect
to getting and staying healthy.
High Cholesterol, Low Fat Diets,Heart Disease,Blood Pressure:
We have offered our readers many low fat diet plans. However
all of the leading experts generally agree that the human body
needs the proper amount of both fat and cholesterol in order to
stay healthy. The main issues here are good fats and good
cholesterol as opposed to bad fats and bad cholesterol. The
short explanation about these issues is that bad fat is also
saturated fat found in animal fat and greasy, fried foods and
processed foods. Bad cholesterol or LDL often comes from these
same sources.
Foods To Avoid High Cholesterol
High Cholesterol, Low Fat Diets,Heart Disease,Blood Pressure:
The good news is that you can lower both the bad fat and bad
cholesterol by following these simple guidelines. Start eating
more fresh, whole vegetables, fruits and salads. Lower your meat
intake to six ounces daily trimmed of fat and not fried. Skip
the meats on some days and eat fish instead to obtain your omega
three. Avoid fried foods and choose foods baked, broiled,
grilled, smoked or poached. Eat a hand full of nuts daily.
Walnuts are especially good for you and have the unsaturated fat
that you need. Replace your sugary drinks with water or green
tea.
Daily exercise is a must, not an option, If you want a healthy
body and a healthier heart. Walking, biking, swimming and even
just walking in the mall for an hour to get your heart pumping
is good for you. Congestive heart failure probably also
requires a change in lifestyle if you want to stay alive. If you
smoke, quit. If you like alcohol then lower your consumption to
one or two drinks per day.
Check with your doctor before starting any new diet or exercise
plan.
For more healthy choices, search this site.
Popa Woolsey writes about improving your physical and mental health at http://www.Self-Improvement-Health.com Popa Woolsey has been writing about self-improvement-health issues for more than fifty years. He is a teacher, author and personal motivational coach.
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