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By:
Breedingmad
When: 14 Jan 17 15:05
Yes,it's fat contained in those things,I had a Mat who died from heart problems due to high cholesterol he used to
cook all his sausages bacon eggs e.t.c. in Lard!
By:
Coachbuster
When: 14 Jan 17 16:14
Ovalman - i think Doctors just take this overall stance with alcohol .

doesn't matter if it's heart,lungs or a sore throat - they just seem to have this almost zero tolerance .

would be interesting to see the stats on high drinking countries and see their illness tables .
By:
Life-Lucky
When: 14 Jan 17 16:20
An avocado every day helped me
By:
Coachbuster
When: 14 Jan 17 16:21
dunlaying -it can be rubbish ,but your genetics may be very favourable . Gentics far more indicative than diet .

Life is a lucky dip - better to take a fook it attitude with most things
By:
Coachbuster
When: 14 Jan 17 16:23
Vitamin D sunshine window - April 17th Newcastle , April 7th  Ipswich , March 30th Plymouth
By:
Coachbuster
When: 14 Jan 17 16:24
it's like a fookin band touring dates guide  Laugh

Rock idols Vitamin D   coming to a town near you soon Grin
By:
Coachbuster
When: 14 Jan 17 16:25
you SAD fookers
By:
dunlaying
When: 14 Jan 17 18:02
How many fat people walked out of Belsen Coachbuster?
By:
TheBaron
When: 14 Jan 17 18:07
Its hard not to eat processed food its always there cheap and available but its the reason for so many problems.
By:
The Leopard
When: 14 Jan 17 18:10
Only get 5% of the UVB rays that produce the vitamin D in your body if you're sitting behind window.... Looked it up the other day
By:
The Leopard
When: 14 Jan 17 18:10
Compared to being outside in the sunshine.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 14 Jan 17 20:15
Leopard - correct  ,and vit d only avaialble at certain times of the day .

if they aren't burning rays  you aint getting the  medicine  - just don't stay out long enough to get burnt . 

you need to get to atleast the Canaries at the moment for any
By:
Platini
When: 15 Jan 17 11:50
avoid pork, Zorro ?  that doesn't seem logical. The far east asians eat loads of it and live longer than anyone in the world.
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 15 Jan 17 12:12
"Its hard not to eat processed food its always there cheap and available but its the reason for so many problems."

This reminds me of a woman I once worked with. She was the biggest tub of lard you ever did see. She used to take crisps and chocolate bars for her lunch at work. She used to moan about her size, saying she didn't have time to eat healthily and it was quick to grab a packet of crisps and a chocoloate bar on leaving the house.

I suggested she took fruit, as I did and it was just as quick and a lot healthier. I would often take an apple, orange and a banana, this would see me through the day.
One day when she was munching on her twix and I was eating my banana she warned me of the high sugar content of a banana.

I was speechless Shocked
By:
Coachbuster
When: 15 Jan 17 12:23
I think she was looking for a reaction Diva Laugh
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 15 Jan 17 12:30
Possibly Laugh
By:
jollyswagman
When: 15 Jan 17 12:43
you're lucky she didnt try and eat you md
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 15 Jan 17 12:59
Laugh
By:
jollyswagman
When: 15 Jan 17 13:10
it's probably your high sugar content due to all the bananas that put her off Laugh
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 15 Jan 17 15:03
Laugh
By:
Platini
When: 15 Jan 17 20:26
Altho she was taking the p1.ss, she accidentally stumbled on a truth. I'd wager there's more sugar in a banana than in a twix.
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 15 Jan 17 20:42
Quite possibly.

Apparently two slices of wholemeal bread will give you more of a sugar spike than a Snickers bar.

A banana is much better for you than a twix though, so I'll stick with bananas.
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 15 Jan 17 20:56
Btw, she wasn't taking the P. She was trying to alleviate her guilt at eating junk. She was so annoyed with herself for being overweight.
By:
Platini
When: 16 Jan 17 14:31
was it Lisa Riley ?
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 16 Jan 17 14:37
No. I believe Lisa Riley has lost loads of weight.
By:
treetop
When: 17 Jan 17 00:31
Best food for lowering cholesterol is porridge every morning.
By:
polybot
When: 17 Jan 17 09:05
cholesterol generally is manufactured in the body, excess amounts are a reaction to inflammation which is often caused by stress, nutritional deficiencies, and unhealthy foods like trans fats, sugar, grains and other simple carbohydrates. drugs like statins are at best masking these stressors which should be fixed, and at worst causing a new set of effects.
Cholesterol in food has little effect on chol levels in blood, and altered seed oils (low chol) are probably much more damaging than butter or eggs (high chol)
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 17 Jan 17 09:20
You can take plant sterols which are proven to lower cholesterol - either as directly or e.g. in yoghurt.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 17 Jan 17 15:19
what Polybot says
By:
crystalhunt
When: 17 Jan 17 15:27
Flora Proactive - Light,Buttery, or Olive. Great taste and you can spread it on thick. Contains plant sterols and they claim it actively reduces cholesterol levels. Been using the Light version for about 5 yrs. My latest cholesterol level was 3.0. Also have porridge every day.
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 18 Jan 17 11:18
avoid all fats except butter and coconut oil. even then use them sparingly. don't lash it on.

the hose pipe theory - your food has to travel through a series of tubing to get to the other end. gross. if you eat meat, chicken, chops, steak. you will be constipated. if you eat just veg, your arris could feel raw? so a happy medium. veg with coldcuts.
try and avoid sausages and chunks o meat.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 18 Jan 17 13:41
raw garlic is a good way to flush out those pipes ,but i guarantee it's also the quickest way to lose your friends  Grin
By:
Platini
When: 18 Jan 17 14:20
Zorro, what's the danger with pork?  I've been eating a lot more pork and a lot less beef in the last 3 years. I thought it was a smart move health-wise.
By:
Platini
When: 18 Jan 17 14:21
Should point out I mean lean minced pork, not sausages (which I've cut back on).
By:
TheBaron
When: 18 Jan 17 15:00
Its funny how the people with the most health problems tend to be the ones most likely to give out advice on what to eat.
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