My
patient Les Traband came in for his yearly checkup. He was not over
weight and had been following a vegetarian diet for years. I did a
dietary review of what he ate regularly. He was eating "healthy" flaxseed waffles for breakfast, lots of pasta, whole-wheat bread, and vegan (no animal prod ucts) preparedfrozen meals on a regular basis.
I spent about thirty minutes pointing out that he was certainly not fol lowing my dietary recommendations for excellent health and presented him with some menu suggestions and an outline of my nutritional prescription for superior health, which he agreed to follow.
Twelve weeks later, he had lost about eight pounds and I rechecked his lipid profile, because I didn't like the results we received from the blood test taken the day of his checkup.
The results speak for themselves:
2/1/2001 5/2/2001
Cholesterol 230 174
Triglycerides 226 57
HDL 55 78
LDL 130 84
Cholesterol/HDL ratio 4.18 2.23
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