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Each of the following can lower LDL by up to 10 percent: two to three daily servings of soy protein; two daily servings of plant stanols or sterols, found in products such as Benecol and Take Control margarine; and plenty of fiber, especially from oat bran, psyllium, and barley.
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Each of the following can lower LDL by up to 10 percent: two to three daily servings of soy protein; two daily servings of plant stanols or sterols, found in products such as Benecol and Take Control margarine; and plenty of fiber, especially from oat bran, psyllium, and barley.
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Foods that can help lower LDL include those high in fiber particularly oat bran, psyllium, and barley and foods containing added or natural stanols or sterols—plant substances that inhibit the absorption of cholesterol—such as Benecol and Take Control margarines, Minute Maid Premium Heart Wise orange juice, and certain nuts and seeds.
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Foods that can help lower LDL include those high in fiber (particularly oat bran, psyllium, and barley) and foods containing added or natural stanols or sterols — plant substances that inhibit the absorption of cholesterol — such as Benecol and Take Control margarines, Minute Maid Premium Heart Wise orange juice, and certain nuts and seeds.
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In addition, margarines enriched with synthetic plant sterols such as Benecol (TM) or Take Control (TM) may decrease the absorption of carotenoids.
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Included are Oven "Fried" Chicken Fingers with Apricot Curry Dipping Sauce, (which uses buttermilk, Japanese-syle breadcrumbs, ground flaxseed and Multi-Bran Chex cereal), and Old-Fashioned Mac and Cheese made from whole-grain pasta, Benecol and skim milk.
Arthur Rosenfeld: Power Couple, Power Recovery Arthur Rosenfeld 2010
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Manufacturers now add stanols or sterols to other foods, including Benecol and Take Control margarines, and Minute Maid Premium Heart Wise orange juice.
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For breakfast, I have: an enormous homemade latté, made with Illy coffee, non-fat half and half plus 1 percent milk, and sweetened with Truvia; a low-fat pro-biotic yogurt; one teaspoon Kyo Green Powdered Drink Mix in one cup of grapefruit juice; a piece of fruit or a sliced tomato; and five little whole-wheat rusks from Italy smeared with Benecol and Marmite.
Elizabeth Boleman-Herring: How This 60-Year-Old Yogini Lost 40 lbs After Spinal Fusion Surgery Elizabeth Boleman-Herring 2012
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For breakfast, I have: an enormous homemade latté, made with Illy coffee, non-fat half and half plus 1 percent milk, and sweetened with Truvia; a low-fat pro-biotic yogurt; one teaspoon Kyo Green Powdered Drink Mix in one cup of grapefruit juice; a piece of fruit or a sliced tomato; and five little whole-wheat rusks from Italy smeared with Benecol and Marmite.
Elizabeth Boleman-Herring: How This 60-Year-Old Yogini Lost 40 lbs After Spinal Fusion Surgery Elizabeth Boleman-Herring 2012
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For patients who want a cholesterol-lowering margarine, he says, Johnson & Johnson's Benecol is a better choice because it contains plant stanols, which also block cholesterol but aren't absorbed into the body.
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