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how do I reverse high lipids in blood, and cholestrol/just brought 57 yr. from Third world country

nickas

06/29/08

nickas

Topics:Bringing cholestrol and triceryides down- need to know how many calories to limit per day to have

Hello,

WE just brought an individual from a South American country. Woman is 57 yrs old. Took her for a check up, she has high triclyderides, high cholestrol, was placed on 40 mil of lipator and 5 norvac. My family is vegan- she is not ready to give up protein as she knows it. What is the best form of excercise (daily besides walking) and I don't know where to start, I have to try to bring her health back as she will be caring for my children.. She is 5 ft tall and not even over weight;-125 lbs. She thinks she has to be fat in order to be unhealthy. DIfficult explaining with language barrier. HELP.

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