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I am looking for natural alternatives to aid in lower cholesterol in pill form?
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Diet or meds: It would depend on the cause of hyperlipidemia -- you can remedy and lower cholesterol with diet and natural pills if diet is the problem -- but you would need medication if it is familial (in your family).
Answered 12/14/2013
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