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KMOD

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11. You are so right. Oatmeal is a wonderful heart healthy food
Thu Dec 18, 2014, 10:45 PM
Dec 2014

throw some walnuts or almonds in it as well. Or just snack on nuts. Nuts are another heart wonder food.

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Good insurance, baby! So we need to look at diet. NYC_SKP Dec 2014 #1
yea I don't know about home tests, I wish there were steve2470 Dec 2014 #2
I use a fitbit to make sure I get exercise. NYC_SKP Dec 2014 #3
I will tell you this.. dixiegrrrrl Dec 2014 #4
I do both, I've taken up oatmeal every morning and an apple a day, or two. NYC_SKP Dec 2014 #5
Mr. D added a bit of applesauce to his oatmeal one morning dixiegrrrrl Dec 2014 #6
dried cherries & raisins work too WolverineDG Dec 2014 #10
I love oatmeal, will definitely do that more often nt steve2470 Dec 2014 #7
Crushed flax seed, too DFW Dec 2014 #61
that's great your cholesterol is so much better steve2470 Dec 2014 #62
I've had the cumulative equivalent of maybe 5 steaks in the last 10 years DFW Dec 2014 #63
You are so right. Oatmeal is a wonderful heart healthy food KMOD Dec 2014 #11
+++++++1! Such good advice, and that should be the FIRST thing prescribed, IMO! MADem Dec 2014 #15
yes, my doc mentioned a much better diet and exercise steve2470 Dec 2014 #16
Grapefruit juice apparently does a number on a lot of meds. MADem Dec 2014 #59
oats hibbing Dec 2014 #57
I had the opposite problem. mythology Dec 2014 #8
I hope you can find ways to work this without taking the statin grasswire Dec 2014 #9
my overall cholesterol number was 248, which is 48 points too high steve2470 Dec 2014 #12
And how do we know that inflammation is the cause of heart disease? kwassa Dec 2014 #27
google it: "inflammation causes heart disease" grasswire Dec 2014 #46
I googled it already. The American Heart Association disagrees. kwassa Dec 2014 #52
I trust the American Heart Association about as much as I trust... grasswire Dec 2014 #53
I googled your source. He appears to be a chef and motivational speaker. kwassa Dec 2014 #55
he's not "my source" grasswire Dec 2014 #56
Fish oil and time released niacin are supposedly good aint_no_life_nowhere Dec 2014 #13
thanks will check it out nt steve2470 Dec 2014 #14
Niacin has been proven not to be effective. kwassa Dec 2014 #26
I'm not a doctor or scientist aint_no_life_nowhere Dec 2014 #36
Read this about this major niacin study. Big news last July. kwassa Dec 2014 #43
It does raise good cholesteral. Kingofalldems Dec 2014 #42
there are a lot of concerns about niacin. See the study I referenced ... kwassa Dec 2014 #44
Have you looked into Hemp oil? RandiFan1290 Dec 2014 #17
hemp oil reduces cholesterol ? cool! steve2470 Dec 2014 #18
The Omegas are amazing in Hemp oil RandiFan1290 Dec 2014 #19
awesome, so glad I posted this thread, very helpful info! steve2470 Dec 2014 #20
You rock! RandiFan1290 Dec 2014 #21
What does it taste like??? dixiegrrrrl Dec 2014 #29
It's a mild nutty taste. RandiFan1290 Dec 2014 #30
hemp oil for the curious, 24 fl. oz (710 ml) = $14.90 plus shipping steve2470 Dec 2014 #22
Nutiva has the gallons directly on their site RandiFan1290 Dec 2014 #23
very good, thanks again! nt steve2470 Dec 2014 #24
1 gallon hemp oil = $38.99 steve2470 Dec 2014 #25
if you are not feeling the pain of a heart attack, you are doing well. kwassa Dec 2014 #28
BP was 100/64, as it always is steve2470 Dec 2014 #32
Mine is about there, too. kwassa Dec 2014 #34
ok good idea, I'll ask him about it nt steve2470 Dec 2014 #35
High Fructose Corn Syrup - cut it straight out of your diet LynneSin Dec 2014 #31
good advice, yes I'm trying to do that, thanks! nt steve2470 Dec 2014 #33
Oatmeal for breakfast too. Baitball Blogger Dec 2014 #38
Oatmeal is awesome but I can't stress enough - Read the damn label LynneSin Dec 2014 #39
My blood sugar issues began to improve once I removed HFCS from my diet. Baitball Blogger Dec 2014 #40
LynneSin, if your office has a refrigerator KMOD Dec 2014 #41
ResQ fish oil--da best. Baitball Blogger Dec 2014 #37
Also, there are problems with fish oil supplements. kwassa Dec 2014 #45
Thanks for digging that up, much appreciated steve2470 Dec 2014 #47
"All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening." kwassa Dec 2014 #48
Once a week, eat what you like KMOD Dec 2014 #50
once I get my numbers in the right place, I'll try that steve2470 Dec 2014 #54
Hang in there. KMOD Dec 2014 #58
very kind of you steve2470 Dec 2014 #60
Ya got 30 yrs to go, wait'll you're *my* age!1 n/t UTUSN Dec 2014 #49
I'm 56, hopefully to reach 86 one day nt steve2470 Dec 2014 #51
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