Experts recommend that adults age 20 and older have their blood cholesterol checked at least once every five years. Your doctor can interpret your cholesterol based on your other risk factors for heart disease. If your cholesterol level is elevated, your doctor may recommend a test to determine your levels of the two different kinds of cholesterol. Limit fried foods and high-fat dairy products in your diet. Maintain a healthy weight.
Many people prefer personal nutrition counseling.
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