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Diet will help reduce cholesterol levels.

Professional nurse (London, England) - 1 Apr 2005

Cook Zoë

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A cardio-protective diet, rich in omega-3 oils and fresh fruit and vegetables, will help lower cholesterol levels. In this article, a dietitian provides answers to frequently asked questions and advice on good dietary practice.

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PMID: 15819318

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