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My husbands cholesterol is high..what can we do for his cholesterol?
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Depends. : Depends on the actual breakdown of the types of cholesterol. As a general rule, weight loss and low cholesterol diet, along with exercise should help.
Answered 7/29/2016
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Fitness: While your physician can recommend food choices and medication, the most helpful thing you can do for your husband is to join him in aerobic exercise activities. It will benefit you both, and probably make a good marriage even better.
Answered 11/28/2017
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