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Bad Cholesterol

Generally, during the festive season, we eat foods that increase bad cholesterol. But what should be done to reduce cholesterol levels?

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Fiber-rich foods

Fibre-rich foods like oats and vegetables help lower cholesterol, allowing you to enjoy rich foods.

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Healthy Snacks

Choose nuts or fruits instead of fried snacks. These healthy choices help keep cholesterol from rising.

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Eating in Moderation

Eating less keeps cholesterol under control while allowing you to mindfully enjoy holiday flavours.

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Whole Grains

Whole grains boost heart health by lowering cholesterol. Incorporate grains including brown rice or wheat.

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Healthy Fats

Healthy fats like those in olive oil lower bad cholesterol. So include olive oil regularly.

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Sufficient Water

Water aids digestion and manages cholesterol while also preventing overeating during festivities.

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Sweets

Eating too many sweets during festivals also increases cholesterol levels. Consume sweets in moderation to control your levels.

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