Erectile dysfunction could signal high cholesterol, doctor warns – how to lower levels

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These include eating too much fatty food, not exercising enough, smoking and drinking alcohol.

However, it can also run in families.

Therefore, to reduce your cholesterol levels the NHS recommends:

  • Eating less fatty food
  • Exercising more
  • Quitting smoking
  • Drinking less.

More specifically, when it comes to diet, the health services advises avoiding:

  • Meat pies, sausages and fatty meat
  • Butter, lard and ghee
  • Cream and hard cheese, like cheddar
  • Cakes and biscuits
  • Food that contains coconut oil or palm oil.



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