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An Apple A Day Could Keep High Cholesterol Levels Away

By , About.com Guide   February 26, 2005

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There is new evidence that apples may be able to help lower cholesterol levels. Diets high in fiber and low in fat have been linked to maintaining a healthy heart. In this case, apples contain the soluble fiber pectin, which may help in lowering cholesterol levels and performing other health-related tasks, such as maintaining a healthy intestinal tract. Additionally, apples contain plenty of antioxidants, which also play a role in lowering cholesterol levels and maintaining a healthy immune system. Check it out here. .
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