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Tiggie

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  1. @Bender  Thats my hopeful aim. Shed a stone off and see what a new test says. Not wanting to go on statins unless absolutely necessary. Doctor wasn't impressed when she saw last time I'd been in was 2015 and that I'd never had a blood test (or any other kind of test) show up on my history :spank:

     

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  2. Apparently losing 10 pounds can really reduce your levels. I have no idea of the inner workings of it all. What I eat hasn't exactly been good anyway so I guess I better start taking packed lunches to work from now on :lol:

  3. As seen on nob of the day thread I've nominated myself for nob of the last few decades as my lifestyle has given me a pretty shit result for cholesterol on my blood test last week.

     

    7.1 ( classed as very high) :shock:

     

    Still waiting for my followup appointment with GP. For now I'm cutting out crap ( ie the nice foods) and limiting alcohol to maybe 1 or 2 drinks a week. I quit smoking approx 14 years ago so at least I haven't got that to deal with. 

     

    Funniest thing is I only went for bloods doing as I had noticed I had lost 3/4 kilo in last 7/8 months without changing or doing anything. Bet doctor was thinking "you need to lose a bit more fatty" 😁   I'm 5'10 and weigh 94kg so while not huge I could probably stand to lose some I suppose.

     

    Anyway I was just wondering if anyone on here had gone through similar and had any advice? 

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  4. I've been told to cut down on alcohol as it will help lower levels.  A quick Google says your liver converts alcohol into tri(something or other) and cholesterol which then goes into your bloodstream. So while whisky doesn't have any per se it's probably best I avoid for a while.

     

    Will stick to the odd beer once a week until levels are more normal.

     

    Think I'll start a thread to see if anyone else has had bad tests. What they did are doing etc. give me a bit of advice at least :thumb:

  5. Me once again. Though probably fairer to say " nob of the last 40 odd years "

     

    My lazy lifestyle has come to bite me on the arse.  Raised Cholesterol level of 7.1 :shock:    I'm not massively overweight either so a bit worrying.  Time to stop eating what I want and live on Rabbit food till my levels become more normal. No more freebie food from work either!

     

    I had got a very nice bottle of Jura for Christmas too that I was looking forward to opening :crybaby:

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  6. @Fozzie  Quite like Kia's. You get a lot for your money. My Wife had a Kia Rio as a lease car for 3 years and we seriously considered buying one before she decided to lease something else instead. Only fault I found with it was the clutch was a bit sharp so it took me a while to not be setting off from the lights doing a little wheel spin :lol:

     

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  7. Almost me :roll:

     

    Had to take car battery out to charge last night ( small battery and short journeys don't go together)

     

    Putting it back on today and I touched the bonnet with other end of spanner while putting last terminal back on. Nice big spark dropped into the engine bay :shock:

     

     

    Got away with it, I had expected at least one fuse to of blown ( not to mention me!) but all was fine.

     

     

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  8. I once had to come home from work to free my mother in law from our house as the door was stuck :lol:  

     

    UPVC door, one of the multipoint bolts at the bottom was halfway stuck into the frame. A lot of wiggling and jamming about lifting the door around with a flatbar got it free eventually

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