Foods to avoid high cholesterol | Controlling Cholesterol For Dummies

5 Responses to “Controlling Cholesterol For Dummies”

1. Lydia Wyatt on June 24th, 2010 7:26 am

   This is a book that is well documented cholesterol. Though easy to use than all series Dummies, it is also written with grace and intelligence. I found this book interesting and useful. I completely stopped the caffeine drinks like coffee. produced by removing my usual coffee with a coffee substitute from soybeans called wonderful “Soyffee” I feel so much better. My doctor advised me to lower my cholesterol and help to promote strong bones. It is available online at www. How to find ycof Fe e. com. Rating: 5.3

2. Yvonne Cole on June 24th, 2010 8:06 am

   This book would be for someone who knows nothing of good cholesterol. It is explained in great length on the physical side. I wanted to know what foods they eat or not eat, and lo-cholesterol recipes. There is not. Rating: 5.2

3. G. Pillars on June 24th, 2010 9:22 am

   Having recently started watching my cholesterol, I bought this book I thought that the book would be the quickest and easiest to understand and helps me cookiing food. But I found more confusing than anything else and like any other book in the extent technical information, but tries to be “cute” a lot. I would be interested in examples of menus are clear and posted lists of foods, etc. Chapters 10 Avoid foods to avoid foods and 10 were included interesting, but not enough and too much information and warnings throughout the book. Rating: 5.3

4. Ivan P. Baotic on June 24th, 2010 11:23 am

   The title says it all. I tried to read from beginning to end, but it’s just boring. So I jumped around which the design will be great works that way, given the information I needed and moved on with my life. Rating: 5.4

5. Patsy Thompson on June 24th, 2010 1:17 pm

   Large friendly reference with just the right amount of relevant information that is easy to understand. Well defined for fast referencing. Rating: 5.5

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