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The first thing that you
need to do is to start thinking and acting like a healthy person. The
American Heart Association suggests eating no more than six ounces of
cooked lean meat, poultry, fish or seafood a day. This is for those
who require a total intake of 2,000 calories per day. In order to determine
how many calories you need, you should consult with a nutritionist.
As a general guideline, you can multiply your current weight times 12.
This should give you enough calories to sustain normal functioning.
The main point to take here
is that meat is one of the worst offenders when it comes to where we
get our cholesterol. Of course, genetic and other factors play a key
role as well. The amount of saturated fat in meats does vary widely
and depends on the cut of meat and how it has been prepared.
Overall, following a low
fat diet should not be all that difficult. In these modern times, there
are so many different foods that we can choose from. Even the major
food manufacturers have low fat, low cholesterol foods available as
an alternative to their regular offerings. In order to lower your cholesterol,
you should take some type of supplement, such as those that you can
buy at the top of this page, and you should also adhere to a low fat
diet that includes: