Article: Cholesterol & the seasons.(cholesterol levels changes with seasons)(Brief article)

Article: Soy Isoflavones Help to Control Cholesterol ...
Vegetarian Journal;  November 1, 2000 ;     539 words ... ... effect on the women's blood cholesterol levels. At the beginning of the study, the women had blood cholesterol levels that were within the normal ... is not a large change in LDL cholesterol levels, but, over a lifetime, the ...

Article: Soy-fortified food. (Neighborhood Heart Watch).(sterol-fortified ...
Medical Update;  July 1, 2002 ;     586 words ... ... craving for hamburgers and help us keep cholesterol levels in check. A study released in June ... young men had moderately elevated cholesterol levels. Half the students ate lean ground ... Nutrition show that the soy group's cholesterol levels fell by about 10 percent. The beef ...

Article: Sherry may control cholesterol levels.(Brief ...
Pharma Marketletter;  April 26, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... weights or have any other significant impact on other metabolic processes, but did decrease LDL and increase HDL cholesterol levels. Four of the most commonly-produced sherries in Andalucia, Spain, were tested, with all four types having ...

Article: Which Breakfast Spread Lowers Levels Best?(LDL cholesterol ...
USA Today (Magazine);  February 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... hydrogenation, thus producing an artificial chemical called trans fatty acids. These have been shown to raise cholesterol levels and the risk of heart disease. While butter is very low in trans fatty acids, it is high in saturated fat ...

Article: Statins and cardiac benefits.(additional properties beyond ...
Medical Marketing & Media;  October 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...* Statins may have additional properties beyond diminishing cholesterol levels, according to published research reports. There are differences on how individual statins act on these systems and all might ...

Article: New Technologies Spur Home Test Device Debuts.(using smart cards ...
Chain Drug Review;  December 11, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... based Lifestream. "This means we are geared to meet the needs of consumers, who will be able to test their cholesterol levels as often as they wish for critical feedback. Our patented technology is a breakthrough for preventive health ...

Article: ....There may indeed be a causal relationship between drinking ...
The Food Institute Report;  February 19, 2001 ;     582 words ... ... .There may indeed be a causal relationship between drinking unfiltered coffee and high cholesterol levels, according to results of a new study led by Dr. Michael J. Klag of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.