How To Lower Your Cholesterol Naturally
Posted on April 8, 2009 by Colton
When Dana Paul Heller, 43, an advertising account executive from Rice Lake, Wisc., went in for his annual physical two years ago, he got some bad news. According to the American Heart Association, having a cholesterol level of 240 or more puts you at extremely high risk of developing heart disease or stroke. Heller suddenly found himself among the 38 million Americans who are living life on the edge. They are considered borderline high risk. 8220;To help bring my levels down to the more desirable level, which he told me was 200 or less, my doctor put me on statin blockers, told me to start getting out and exercising, and to change my diet, 8221; says Heller. So he started a workout regimen, cut out soda and other sugary drinks and started eating more fruits and vegetables. 8220;Initially I saw some improvements, but before long I was dealing with all kinds of side effects from the drug. I knew I couldn 8217;t keep taking it, so I started looking into alternatives. 8221; After hearing of other cholesterol lowering methods, Heller stopped taking the statins altogether, and started on nutritional supplements instead. 8220;At first I was skeptical but...