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You Can Control Your Cholesterol
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A Guide for Low-Cholesterol Living
Have your cholesterol level tested as often as your doctor suggests. That way you'll know if it's at a healthy level. You can help control your cholesterol by making changes in what you eat and taking some of the other steps discussed in this booklet. The sooner you start, the better, because improving your cholesterol level lowers your risk for heart disease.

2b1292 Testing Your Cholesterol Level
A simple blood test shows what your cholesterol level is and whether you are at increased risk for heart disease.

2c1292 Changing Your Diet
Reduce your weight and your cholesterol level by making wise food choices and by using low-cholesterol cooking techniques.

2d1292 Exercise and Other Steps
Help control your cholesterol by getting regular aerobic exercise and reducing other heart risks, such as smoking.

 
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