Transform your health with simple, nutritious recipes to help lower your cholesterol.
Over 94 million American adults suffer from high cholesterol, a serious health condition that can lead to life-threatening experiences like a heart attack or stroke. Yet it is possible to manage or even reverse high cholesterol—and it doesn’t need to be complicated, be time-consuming, or necessarily require the use of pharmaceutical drugs. If you want to lower your cholesterol and improve your heart health while maintaining your busy lifestyle, finding quick, easy, and satisfying recipes tailored to your needs is crucial.

And that’s where this cookbook has you covered. Simple Meal Solutions for High Cholesterol is your go-to cookbook for effectively managing your cholesterol while indulging in mouthwatering meals. This essential guide features 75 recipes that can be prepared in 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes, making healthy eating both achievable and enjoyable. From breakfast to dinner, plus a special chapter on snacks and treats, each recipe is optimally designed to use nutrition to help lower your cholesterol, supporting your journey to better heart health.

Recipes include:

• Banana Oat Pancakes
• Chicken and Waffles
• Cobb Pasta Salad
• Chicken Salad Sandwich
• Macaroni and Cheese
• Flank Steak Fajitas
• Weeknight Beef Stew
• Chicken and Dumplings
• Walnut Honey Mustard Salmon 
• Chocolate Peanut Butter Protein Balls
• Microwave Peach Cobbler
• And more!

Each recipe includes a full nutritional analysis, plus helpful modifications to accommodate food allergies or dietary preferences. 

This comprehensive reference also includes:

• 35 gorgeous photos
• Guidance on meal planning
• Tips for preparing your heart-healthy kitchen

Take control of your health one meal at a time with Simple Meal Solutions for High Cholesterol.

Simple Meal Solutions is a series of practical cookbooks featuring expert advice and recipes that optimize nutrition to help manage chronic health concerns. Other books in the series include Simple Meal Solutions for Insulin Resistance.