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Hi, i'm on a diet because i need to reduce cholesterol. after eating some fat food (nutella) i started feeling pain in the lower chest and belly.
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Did the symptoms: go away? If not, please see you doc. Diet accounts for 15-20 % of cholesterol lab values. We make most if it ourselves. There are very effective natural approaches using red yeast rice and/or good quality marine fish oil. You would need to see a natural doc or a nutritionist for details. Peace and good health.
Answered 8/21/2014
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