Low Fat/Healthy Diet
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Low-Fat Living
Useful resource offers articles, cooking tips and recipes for the health-conscious chef. Includes advice on low-fat options when eating out.
www1.xe.netNetDoctor - High Cholesterol Level
Useful fact sheet spotlights the causes of hypercholesterolemia and explains how cholesterol levels are measured. With tips on prevention.
www.netdoctor.co.ukNutrition & Health
Check out the European Food information Council's selection of articles, reviews and brochures on physical activity, obesity and nutrition.
www.eufic.orgReduced Fat Foods
Institute of Food Research examines reduced fat foods, including how they are produced and any benefits they might offer to a healthy diet.
www.ifr.bbsrc.ac.ukSainsbury's - Five a Day
Useful fact sheet from this leading food retailer offers pointers on how to incorporate five daily helpings of fruit and veg into your diet.
www.sainsburys.co.ukSainsbury's - How to Enjoy a Balanced Diet
Grocery retailer offers hints on how to maintain a healthy balance of protein, fruit and vegetables, cereals and dairy products. With recipes.
www.sainsburys.co.ukSalt
Information sheet from the Institute of Food Research looks at recommended dietary levels of salt, and examines some food sources.
www.ifr.bbsrc.ac.ukSurgery Door - Cholesterol Lowering Diet
Health information centre presents advice on following this type of diet, and highlights those foods which are high in saturated fat.
www.surgerydoor.co.ukSurgery Door - Raised Cholesterol
Use this fact sheet to find out how cholesterol levels are raised, and the effects of high levels in your blood. With treatment advice.
www.surgerydoor.co.ukTakeheart Health Check - Low Cholesterol Diet
Find out how to reduce your cholesterol levels by making simple and inexpensive dietary changes. With clear advice on low fat foods.
www.takeheart.co.uk
