Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Can These Popular Supplements Help Lower Your Lipids?

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Can These Popular Supplements Help Lower Your Lipids?
By Jennifer Moll, PharmD
If you've been on the nutritional supplement aisle lately, you've probably noticed a slew of different bottles on the shelves - each promising to help some aspect of your health. Some of these are touted for lowering lipid levels - but do they really work?
Chitosan May Slightly Improve Certain Lipid Levels 
Some studies suggest that chitosan - which is derived from the outer shell for some insects and crustaceans - may improve your cholesterol levels.
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Probiotics and Your Lipid Health 

Probiotics - including those found in supplements, yogurt, and other foods - have become increasingly popular due to their health benefits. Some studies suggest that these products may also keep your cholesterol in check.

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Can Fenugreek Lower Your Cholesterol? 
 Fenugreek is a plant that has been used for centuries to treat different types of medical conditions. Some studies suggest that fenugreek can also help lower your lipids.
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Spirulina: Something New for Your Cholesterol-Lowering Arsenal? 

 This blue-green algae - mostly popular for its blue coloring - may be able to help lower your cholesterol and triglyceride levels.

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Can Resveratrol Lower Your Lipid Levels? 

Resveratrol, a chemical found in red wine and grapes, has become increasingly known for its ability to promote a healthy heart - but can it also lower cholesterol?

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