Low Vitamin D and high cholesterol

2024-03-21 12:39:34
Hi, My blood reports are quite concerning. My vitamin D is extremely low i.e 1. Vitamin D- 5.4 ng/ml and high cholesterol 2. Non HDL cholesterol - 177 mg/dl 3. LDL cholesterol - 156 mg/dl Could you please help me with the diet chart or any food habits that I need to change.
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Please ask me directly for personalized diet plan

Answered2024-03-24 05:28:17

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You need to discuss diet over consultation as here only we can give you general idea Not the detailed solution

Answered2024-03-22 03:55:57

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Hello! Avoid deep fried foods for 6 weeks,and take 2 glass of luke warm water in the early morning before 1 hour of breakfast. Do exercise like brisk walking,jogging,cycling etc. Eat your dinner early(most important). You will find good results God willingly. Stay blessed. Thankyou!

Answered2024-03-21 15:29:31

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Consult on app personally regarding same. It's as per individual constitution

Answered2024-03-21 14:13:22

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Mandatory take vitamin d supplements like sunbless.. once in 4 days. Stop fried and salty
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Answered2024-03-21 13:36:59

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60000 IU Vit D3 once in a week is the recommendation in 4 weeks. It will balance vitamin D levels
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Cholesterol levels are major concern so balance your meal plan with 2 hrs in a week exercise pattern. Which exercise and Dietplan is best for you? By taking proper meal plan by healthcare professionals will be more helpful
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Balance your fluid intake and 3 meals in a day will be helpful

Answered2024-03-21 13:22:47

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Yes u need high fibre,low fat diet. Also a lifestyle change may be required. So please consult online for more details

Answered2024-03-21 13:02:25

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Please contact directly for customised plan

Answered2024-03-23 04:46:14

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Connect personally so your overall health can be analysed and accordingly the supplement can be prescribed for you.

Answered2024-03-22 10:05:07

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Healthy afternoon, Low vitamin D levels could result in dyslipidemia . And lipid abnormalities- that is , an increase in triglycerides, total cholesterol and LDL-C , and decreased HDL-C levels- For vitamin D : You can boost vitamin D levels by spending some time in sun, eating foods with vitamin D or taking vitamins D supplements. Add in diet whole egg, oily fish , mushrooms For cholesterol: 1. Add in diet color ful fruits and vegetables 2. Whole grain: oats, quinoa, flaxseed, millets , whole wheat 3. Meat and beans: choose skinless cuts or lean protein Protein rich beans such as black beans, soy , kidney beans 4 Nuts and seeds: stoke up plain variety 5. Dairy/ calcium: milk, yogurt, cottage cheese, Canned fish such as tuna, sardines, salmon also packs of calcium. Vegan- fortified cereals, cereals, green leafy, also soy, almond milk and coconut milk. 6. Omega rich foods add in diet 7. Healthy oils Avoid: saturated fat and trans fats, salt, processed meat, sugar.
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Kindly consult with me for detailed discussion and customised diet plan through Practo.
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Lifestyle change is important 1. Healthy diet 2. Physical activity 3. Enough beauty sleep 4. Adequate water intake 5. To relieve stress level Most important things

Answered2024-03-22 06:38:08

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Consult on practo app for detailed diet modifications and tailored diet chart for you mam

Answered2024-03-21 14:22:12

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Gud evening pls connect directly through practo app.

Answered2024-03-21 13:13:39

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Please connect online to discuss further

Answered2024-03-21 12:59:06

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Please consult through practo app for diet chart.

Answered2024-03-21 12:44:41

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