Yes, your cholesterol is high and you have 13 kg overweight. Your cholesterol must be brought below 200 mg and you must reduce your weight, 15 to 17 kg within a period of one year. This can be achieved with proper food and enough physical activity. Overweight and high cholesterol can lead to heart diseases and type-2 Diabetes.
The food recommendations include:
• Reduce the intake of rice, wheat and other carbohydrates
• Reduce the amount of meat or chicken (without skin), twice in a week, 150 g each time is enough
• Eat twice in a week fish, 150 g
• Eat more vegetables, leafy vegetables are very good. Avoid excess root-vegetables
• Eat fruits everyday
• Pulses, beans, nuts and seeds must be eaten regularly
• Reduce the intake of local sweets and chocolates
The risk factors that must be avoided include:
• Excess alcohol
• Smoking
• Overweight
• Stress
Daily physical activity – one hour quick walking or any other exercises you like
Excess carbohydrates and excess protein are finally converted into fat in the liver. This blood fat is also dangerous.
Homocysteine is another risk factor for heart diseases. If it is not possible to estimate homocysteine, vitamin B6, folic acid and vitamin B12 in blood you can take every day one vitamin B complex to keep the homocysteine in the reference level. Note that all the 8 B vitamins are present in your B complex tablet.
Above all the genes play a vital role here. Be very careful when known heart and sugar problems are there in the family.
Cholesterol is very important to the body. If you avoid it totally the liver produces the necessary amount.
The food recommendations include:
• Reduce the intake of rice, wheat and other carbohydrates
• Reduce the amount of meat or chicken (without skin), twice in a week, 150 g each time is enough
• Eat twice in a week fish, 150 g
• Eat more vegetables, leafy vegetables are very good. Avoid excess root-vegetables
• Eat fruits everyday
• Pulses, beans, nuts and seeds must be eaten regularly
• Reduce the intake of local sweets and chocolates
The risk factors that must be avoided include:
• Excess alcohol
• Smoking
• Overweight
• Stress
Daily physical activity – one hour quick walking or any other exercises you like
Excess carbohydrates and excess protein are finally converted into fat in the liver. This blood fat is also dangerous.
Homocysteine is another risk factor for heart diseases. If it is not possible to estimate homocysteine, vitamin B6, folic acid and vitamin B12 in blood you can take every day one vitamin B complex to keep the homocysteine in the reference level. Note that all the 8 B vitamins are present in your B complex tablet.
Above all the genes play a vital role here. Be very careful when known heart and sugar problems are there in the family.
Cholesterol is very important to the body. If you avoid it totally the liver produces the necessary amount.
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