Sentences with phrase «slightly better cholesterol»

Research participants in this study in fact had slightly better cholesterol profiles if they drank full - fat milk.

«In fact, we were able to show that for teenage boys, full - fat dairy consumption was associated with a slightly better cholesterol profile than low - fat dairy.

Not exact matches

While government science and tech funding is focused on basic research, corporate R&D mostly aims to bring new, slightly - improved products (like the upgraded iPhone or marginally - better cholesterol drug) to market.

5/21/2008 Patients Find Relief from Liver Disease with Minimally Invasive Surgery at Moores UC San Diego Cancer Center At 66, Donald Fuhrman, a retired real estate broker and investor, looked like many men his age: enjoying world travel and in good health with just slightly high cholesterol.

Alcohol also raises HDL slightly, but this increase in good cholesterol isn't as great as that caused by a healthy lifestyle.

While increasing age and stress will slightly change your cholesterol panel, «stopping smoking is the best way to raise your good cholesterol,» says Dr. Mays.

HDL, or good cholesterol, tends to be slightly higher in women than in men.

My hypothesis that my cholesterol would get slightly better (lower) and that my fasting glucose and HbA1c would get slightly worse (higher) were refuted by this experiment.

Coconut oil can raise cholesterol levels slightly, BUT they raise «good» HDL cholesterol.

She has a slight arrhythmia, slightly elevated blood pressure (controlled by medication), and cholesterol levels were good.

For quite a few years have been on Lipitor for slightly elevated cholesterol (220 on no meds but not too good a diet at the time).

: Another good source of omega - 3s, shrimp are high in protein and low in fat and calories, balancing their slightly elevated cholesterol content.

If you have slightly higher than normal blood pressure or cholesterol reading you may also do better off applying with Voya as they are more lenient on the numbers.

For some companies, a cholesterol level that is slightly high will keep you from getting some of their better life insurance policies that have preferred (lower) premiums.

James is 63 and he is considered to be in average health for his age due to his well - controlled Type II diabetes, and slightly elevated cholesterol.