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I have been prescribed to take Lipitor20mg once everyday at bedtime since January 2016. Is it ok if I stop taking this medication & try some natural home remedies to reduce my cholesterol. My blood sugar is under control. Please advise
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Hi You should not stop taking medicine without consulting your doctor. But yes you can follow a diet to control cholesterol level.
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Reduce your oil intake .
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Chat directly with reports fr proper guidance and results
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Take almonds and omega -3 tablet to reduce cholesterol. Ask me directly to plan a diet for you for lowering cholesterol naturally.
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Hello Practo user Sure ,we will help you We have diet for curing lipid profiles. High lipid profile can be because of many reason like . Sedentary lifestyle . Improper dietary patterns or diet . Family history . Stress . Medication . Many more..... But before prescribing any thing we need some information like . Vitals . Purpose of joining gym . Medical history . Family history . Occupation . Physical activity . Daily routine And many more So, if you want to contact us,you can contact us directly thru the link below
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Hello, Gaining weight continuously can be due to a lot of reasons. Suggestion is to get checked for any underlying medical condition. -Exercise daily for an hour (Can be at home or simple exercises like running, jogging, brisk walking, on the spot marching, squats, etc) -Include protein in your diet (taking protein rich foods post workout helps in muscle building) -Increase fiber in your diet (Will help you stay full) -Include fruits and vegetables in your diet (2-3 serving) -Water intake of atleast 3L per day -Add healthy fat like nuts to your diet. -Avoid/Exclude fried, sugary and junk food -Eat a balanced and healthy diet -Do not skip breakfast as 40% of days energy is from breakfast NOTE: The above mentioned practices can change according to a specific medical condition.
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Please connect with me on the personal chat to reduce your cholesterol levels with help of diet therapy and get off the medicine forever. Preventive diet therapy does wonders..
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Hello - it depends on your biochemical  parameters If your dr. Has suggested then you should take as well you need to follow diabetic diet plan n diet for cholesterol u have to follow - it not like that if you on medication so you don't need to follow any diet. - for better result modify your lifestyles Do some excercise daily and follow diet
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