March 24, 2012 — Solana Health’s free e-book How to Lower Cholesterol Naturally focuses on the top seven strategies anyone can follow to lower their cholesterol and reduce the risk of developing heart disease.
Due to the recent FDA warnings of memory loss and an increased risk of developing diabetes for Statin drug users, more and more people are asking how to lower cholesterol naturally.
Heart disease is the number one killer in the U.S. and high cholesterol is a key risk factor for heart attacks and strokes. Simple lifestyle changes such as increasing exercise and reducing stress can reduce cholesterol but there are also proven natural dietary supplements revealed on the educational website: howtolowercholesterollevels.net that the rest of world has embraced to help fight heart disease.
The founder of Solana Health, David McMahon added “when I analyzed the clinical studies on natural cholesterol remedies, I found that a specific combination of natural supplements has been proven to lower cholesterol by more than 20 percent.”
To learn more about these specific natural remedies, order the free e-book How to Lower Cholesterol Naturaly, The Top 7 Steps. The e-book is a gift of knowledge from Solana Health and there are no commitments or strings attached.
Source: Solana Health
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