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To follow up the debate of cholesterol and all of the different medical studies that contradict themselves over and over... what really matter? What if what mattered was something you can't control but at least lays out some guide lines on how to structure your diet. Also learn why studies are too specific and don't study of anything that matters.
Diet is a very important component in your overall diabetes control program. Your diabetes educator, dietitian, and doctor will develop a personal meal plan to help you reaching appropriate blood sugar (glucose) and blood fat (cholesterol and triglyceride) levels.
Just last month, the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta celebrated that the average cholesterol level in this country has fallen to 199, which is below (just barely) their stated target of 200. It's too bad the CDC is happy with a 199 average in this country, since at 199, people are still dropping like flies from heart disease.
Superfoods are something everyone could add to their diets very simply, just by taking a trip to your local farmers market or grocer. Experts even admit that these superfoods can help ward off heart disease, lower cholesterol, cancer, control blood sugars, blood pressure and even more!
Loma Linda University study was the first to find that walnuts in a controlled diet reduced LDL (bad) cholesterol and heart disease risk significantly more than the Step 1 diet that was then recommended by the American Heart Association.
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