Eat Cheerios; Cheerios is the only leading ready-to-eat cereal that has been clinically proven to lower blood cholesterol levels when eaten as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol.
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Step2
Exercise and try to lose weight; Losing weight and exercising about three-four days a week for 20-30 minutes at a time can reduce cholesterol levels.
Exercise also helps to increase HDL which is good cholesterol.
Step3
Meats are high in cholesterol, so try to cut down on them or try a vegetarian diet. Historically, individuals who consumed a purely vegetarian diet had lower cholesterol levels.
Step4
Use olive oil instead of butter.
Step5
Reduce or eliminate foods that contain high saturated fats such as beef, pork, cheese, and butter.
Step6
If eating chicken, remove the skin to reduce your fat intake.
Step7
Green tea has shown to lower total cholesterol levels by decreasing LDL cholesterol and increasing HDL.
Step8
Eat plenty of fiber; eating high fiber foods such as beans, whole grains, and vegetables have been shown to lower cholesterol levels.
You can also supplement with other forms of soluble fiber such as glucomannan, psyllium hulls, apple fiber, oat bran, guar gum and acacia gum.