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tools If you're an AOL member, click here to search. Did You Know?Eggs contain
cholesterol. Research suggests that dietary cholesterol has little
effect on blood cholesterol in some people. But in other people, it has a
big effect. If you have high blood pressure or a family history of
cardiovascular disease, it makes sense to limit eggs in your diet.  |
Features Preventing Heart Disease Following
a heart-healthy lifestyle doesn't have to be complicated. Find ways to
incorporate healthy habits into your lifestyle. Is Your Cholesterol Too
High? High cholesterol is a major risk factor for
heart disease. Learn how cholesterol-lowering drugs may help. Walking for
Fitness Walking may be a low-impact exercise, but
it can help you trim your waistline, boost your spirits and improve your
health. In the News Late Exercise Still Cuts Heart
Risks Adopting a regular exercise routine for the
first time late in life reduces the development of risk factors for heart
disease and diabetes. Big Kids Become Obese
Adults Children and young teens who are not overweight
but in the higher range of normal weight are much more likely than lean
kids to become obese adults. Blood Pressure Levels Affect
Brain New research indicates that both high and
low blood pressures can have a detrimental effect on thinking
ability and cognitive function. Wishing you good health, The Mylifepath.com Team The information in this newsletter is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider with any concerns you may have. Blue Shield is not responsible for and does not endorse any information, resources or services in this newsletter. If you have questions about whether a particular service is covered under your Blue Shield health plan, please refer to your Evidence of Coverage/Certificate of Insurance or call the member services number on your Blue Shield ID card.  |
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