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Table of Contents

#1 - Is Holiday Stress Making You Sick?
#2 - Gift Ideas for the Health Conscious
#3 - Healthy Holiday Treats
#4 - Plaques In Atherosclerosis May Be Stabilized By Two Drugs

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The holidays are typically a stressful time of the year. Fighting the crowds shopping, financial concerns, too many activities crammed into a short period of time are all a recipe for holiday stress.

Yes, stress can affect your cholesterol levels and your cardiovascular health.

To find out more about the 52 most common symptoms of stress and stress relief solutions, CLICK HERE.

Answers to FAQ on Cholesterol.

The holidays are almost here and you want to get that perfect gift to empower your loved one (or yourself) to become healthier.

Check out our wellness and health product suggestions.

Prepare to keep your New Year's Resolutions to be a healthier you!

List of Foods that Lower Cholesterol.

This month's feature is healthy holiday treats made with nuts.

Walnuts and almonds have numerous health benefits that include lowering total cholesterol, lowering LDL (bad) cholesterol, and raising HDL (good) cholesterol along with other health benefits.

Here are some nutritious and delicious holiday treat recipes using nuts:

• Candied Walnuts
• Cinnamon Almonds

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Two drugs that a Wake Forest University School of Medicine research team has been investigating for Lupus for several years may stabilize atherosclerotic plaque in the walls of arteries and help avert heart attacks and strokes.

See late breaking news on this topic:

Plaques In Atherosclerosis May Be Stabilized By Two Drugs

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