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2023, Vol. 10, Issue 3, Part G

Diet vs. Exercises – Which strategy is smarter to balance Lipid Profile: A ten-year case report


Author(s): Anu Sasidharan, Sumithra N Unni C and Subhash Chandra

Abstract:
Poorly controlled lipids always have been posing a multitude of risks to the target population, especially cardiovascular ailments. Usually, they are controlled with statins. But it would be advisable to prepare a diet plan and chart exercises tailored to the needs of each individual, before starting with medications. When a person presents with hyperlipidaemia, doctors do have a key role as facilitators to motivate them for the same. The current case report is an experimental observational work done on one of the authors himself. Spanning over a time period of 10 years’ different kinds of diet plans and exercise regimes were experimented. His co-authors went through the data that was collected, and this paper was compiled to throw some light upon the events. In spite of tweaking the exercises and diet plans many a time, a low calorie diet incorporating low carbohydrates and intermittent fasting were the crucial strategies to push lipids towards a healthy or safe zone.


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How to cite this article:
Anu Sasidharan, Sumithra N Unni C, Subhash Chandra. Diet vs. Exercises – Which strategy is smarter to balance Lipid Profile: A ten-year case report. Int J Phys Educ Sports Health 2023;10(3):488-491.

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