Tuesday, September 30, 2014

About Cholesterol: Adding Fiber to Your Cholesterol-Lowering Regimen

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From Jennifer Moll, PharmD , your Guide to Cholesterol

Fiber have a slight - but positive - impact on your cholesterol levels. By adding high fiber meals and snacks into your cholesterol-lowering meal plan, you will keep your heart - and the rest of your body - healthy.

Which Types of Fiber Lower Cholesterol?

Fiber has acquired quite the heart-healthy reputation in recent years. But are all types of fiber equal when it comes to lowering your cholesterol and improving your heart-health? This article will tell you which type of fiber benefits your heart.


Tips for Adding High Fiber Foods to Your Healthy Diet

Studies have shown that soluble fiber can help lower your cholesterol, but how do you include it in your diet? With these helpful tips, you will be surprised how many ways you can incorporate soluble fiber into any healthy diet.


How Much Fiber Do You Need to Lower Cholesterol?

Studies have shown that soluble fiber is effective in lowering certain types of cholesterol. Find out how much fiber you need in order to see the cholesterol-lowering of this important nutrient.


Can I Use Fiber Supplements to Lower My Cholesterol?

Taking fiber supplements may seem to be an easy way to achieve your daily fiber intake, but are they just as effective in lowering your cholesterol levels? Find out how fiber supplements stack up to other sources of fiber.



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About Yoga: Pink Yoga Stuff: Raising Awareness and Money for Breast Cancer Causes

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From Ann Pizer, your Guide to Yoga

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, that time of the year when we become awash in pinkness. Some people complain that all this pink is a little superficial, so I wanted to showcase yoga products that not only raise awareness but also raise money. 

Pink Yoga Products That Raise Money
Buying any of the products on this list is a great way to show your support, but it also goes a step further. A portion of the proceeds from each item goes to breast cancer causes.

6 Yoga Brands You Can Trust

You can trust brands like Jade Yoga and Gaiam to invest some of their profits back into the community.

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Ever wonder what those colorful mat towels are for? Here's a look at one of the most popular, made by Yogitoes.

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About Smoking Cessation: Addicted to Nicotine Gum - Now What?

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From Terry Martin, your Guide to Smoking Cessation

There's a bit of this and that highlighted for your reading pleasure this week, along with a few current forum threads in the list to the right.

Have a great week, everyone.

 

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