Olive Oil Linked to Reduced Brachial Artery Blood Flow

Cholesterol NEWS AND VIEWS October 14, 2008

Q&A: Can I Lower My Cholesterol Without Statins? A reader asks Joe and Teresa Graedon of the People's Pharmacy if it's possible to lower cholesterol without taking statins.  Read more> This Week's News See all Cholesterol news Simpler Test May Be Best for Diagnosing Blood Clots in Leg Compression ultrasound similar to more expensive whole-leg color ultrasound, study finds  Read more> Pneumonia vaccine lowers heart attack risk Canadian researchers say people who receive a pneumonia vaccine may halve their risk of having a heart attack two years later.  Read more> Four healthy foods for a tight budget Food prices have soared, experts say nutritious foods can still be on your shopping list.  Read more> Sponsored Health Center Find options for heart valve replacement.  Read more> Quiz of the Week Quiz: Olive Oil, Omega 9, and Your Heart Confused about which oils are healthiest for your heart? Take Expert Lisa Nelson's quiz and look the vital differences between each. Today's Poll Which oil do you use in your cooking? Your options are: Olive oil Vegetable oil Canola oil News You Can Use Olive Oil, Omega 9, and Your Heart Learn about olive oil's link to reduced brachial artery blood flow and the heart benefits of omega 9. Read more>

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