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Lowering Cholesterol with Sterols and Stanols

Melanie Thomassian Health Professional Dietician My interest in health care began at a very young age, eventually... Send Message Subscribe: Melanie Thomassian

Monday, November 26, 2007
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Many people do however view the price as a very small factor for a possible reduction in heart disease risk. What do you think?

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Read more of Melanie's blogs to learn about other ways to improve your diet, help lower your cholesterol and develop a heart healthy lifestyle.

Melanie Thomassian is the author of Dietriffic.com, an online resource for credible dietary advice, exercise tips, and much more!

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