Lower Cholesterol In 8 Weeks
by admin on Monday, August 8th, 2011 | No Comments
How to lower my cholesterol?
Hi, I am 20 years old 5′8”ish about 150lbs. I am considered healthy for the most part, I work out a couple times a week..but I have high cholesterol. What are ways I can lower it? What are some extreme ways to lower in a short period of time? I do not want to take ANY medications for it though.
Cheerios has proven that their cereal does lower your cholesterol and Quaker Oatmeal is good also.
Good Luck!! ~crg
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