Coronary heart disease is the greatest single cause of death in the UK.
It happens when cholesterol builds up on the inside walls of the arteries that supply blood to the heart. The blood vessels become narrower and eventually get blocked. This build - up of cholesterol can happen very slowly, and unnoticeably, over the years, and it can start at an early age.
There are several things which can affect your risk of developing coronary heart disease. One of these is the kind of food you eat. A healthy diet can lower the level of cholesterol in your blood and so reduce your risk of heart disease. Other things you can do to reduce the risk include:
So how can we all change our diet for the better? The main messages to keep in mind are:
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Herbal pill 'can cut your appetite by a fifth ... and even cure a sweet tooth' - read on
Scientists at Liverpool University found that women who took the
pill with their breakfast had a much lower appetite at lunch time.
Women can cut their daily calorie intake by almost a fifth if they simply take a herbal diet pill, research reveals today.
The supplement has also been shown to help those with a sweet tooth - reducing the temptation to indulge in sugary snacks.
They found that women who took the pill with their breakfast had a much lower appetite at lunch time - cutting their calorie intake by 17.6 per cent. Slimming Solutions
Of 58 volunteers who were given either Zotrim or a dummy pill in the morning, those on the herbal supplement only picked at their afternoon meal.
The subjects, some of whom were overweight, were observed at a test lunch buffet where they were told to eat as much they wanted.
Those on zotrim slimming ate on average 132 fewer calories - the equivalent of a Milky Way or can of cola.
If the effects were replicated throughout the day, the pill would cut a dieter's daily count by 400 or 500 calories, equivalent to two bars of chocolate or a kebab.
Zotrim is designed to make the user feel fuller for longer. But it also appears to take the edge off a sweet tooth, cutting the women's selection of biscuits and chocolate mousse from the buffet by 27 per cent.
The women taking the herbal pill finished eating around three minutes earlier than the others - indicating they did feel full sooner, the British Feeding and Drinking Group conference will hear today.
