Potato is good for ldl

2023-09-30 03:55:39
Hi doctor weekly twice am doing potato in my home I am having ldl cholesterol of 117 can I eat potato ?
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Answered2023-09-30 14:40:36

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50-60gm of potato/ underground vegetable twice a week is ok as per your weight of 55kgs. Your height mentioned in details seems wrong to calculate exact BMI.u can share on pm and can be guided better.
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Answered2023-09-30 07:19:55

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It depends on which form of potatoes you are having and your weight
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consult on app personally

Answered2023-09-30 04:01:07

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Hi, kindly book a consultation so that i can guide you directly.

Answered2023-09-30 12:12:29

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Only the intake or elimination of potato will not going to help you in any ways. Take home cooked meals comprising all nutrients macros and micros. Take good fats, carbs n protein. Limit all processed preserved packaged and outside food completely. Stop hard drinks and smoking if any. Take good water intake of atleast 3-4 lit a day. Alongwith the dietary changes, lifestyle modifications must be done like Physical activity for atleast 1 hour, time discipline should be fixed for all meals and other activities. Try getting sleep for 6-8 hrs min. For personalised & detailed guidance, contact directly. Thanks

Answered2023-09-30 08:09:43

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Gud noon try to take potato in limitation either boiled or baked form.

Answered2023-09-30 06:31:34

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It depends if you want weightloss alsp then limit the use

Answered2023-09-30 04:10:14

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