Cholesterol Lowering Program
The Zerochol Cholesterol Lowering Program
Zerochol Program to Lower Cholesterol
Our cholesterol lowering program is designed to support you in your efforts to lower cholesterol and improve heart health.
Heart Disease
“80% of heart disease is preventable, simply by making a few dietary and lifestyle changes.”
Register for our cholesterol lowering program below.
Our Program
We are delighted to offer an innovative online support program to follow while taking Zerochol plant sterols.
Zerochol is most effective at lowering LDL cholesterol, but it has been shown that you can improve your heart health dramatically and further reduce your cholesterol level by implementing a variety of dietary and lifestyle changes.
Changing habits is never easy, so you should consider signing up for our FREE online support program. This provides daily diet and lifestyle tips, healthy snack ideas and recipes to help support you on your journey. Based on the Heart Healthy Mediterranean Diet, your heart and body will reap the array of benefits in no time.
Participants of the program receive daily e-mails with information about cholesterol, heart health, the Mediterranean diet, healthy eating tips, good fats versus bad fats, grocery list, recipes, healthy food swap ideas, lifestyle recommendations and more!
The program is designed to support you in your cholesterol lowering efforts and improve heart health!
Join Our Program
Register for our FREE Cholesterol Lowering Program. Sign up to receive a daily e-mail with information on cholesterol and heart health, tips to improve your food choices, grocery list, useful fact sheets, recipes and more! You will receive daily emails for 6 weeks.
References
- WHO/FAO. WHO/FAO Expert Consultation on Diet, nutrition and the prevention of chronic diseases. WHO Technical report Series, No. 916. Geneva: WHO, 2003.
- Commission staff working document. Research Joint Programming Initiative on ‘ A healthy diet for a healthy life’: motivations and state of play of research at European level. Brussels, 28.4.2010. SEC(2010)480 final.