no there is no cholesterol in veggies if there is there is only good cholesterol in it.
The good thing about the vegetables is that they don't have cholesterol and are easy to digest.
If you are looking to lower your cholesterol levels, eat less meats and fats and consume more grains, fruits and vegetables. So, in answer, I would say yes . . . Fruits and vegetables are good to a low cholesterol rating. Just don't load on the sauces and butter !
There are a ton of good cholesterol lowering recipes. Grilled chicken with brown rice and vegetables is always a good fall back. Lettuce wraps with grilled chicken and vegetables is also a good one.
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LDL cholesterol is also known as "bad cholesterol," and it is found in red meats, such as pork and beef. HDL is known as "good cholesterol," and is found in foods such as fruits and vegetables.
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All vegetables, fruits, grains and nuts do not contain cholesterol. Foods which are a source of cholesterol are derived from animal products (beef and dairy - from cattle, pork from pigs, flesh from fowl, fish and shellfish).Vegetarian humans (as all other animals!) are able to synthesize their own cholesterol (in their own bodies).
Mackeral is a good source of "good" cholesterol. It will help you bring down your triglyceride level. 2 meals of mussels, tuna, salmon or mackeral will do your cholesterol numbers good.
First of all, there is good cholesterol and not as good cholesterol. What people generally call cholesterol refers to the low density cholesterol that comes from animal fats. The 'good' cholesterol comes mostly from plants and is considered high density. Since safflower comes from a plant source, it is in the good category, so it does not increase your bad cholesterol.
Yes, vegetables can help lower cholesterol because they are rich in fiber and high in nutrients. http://www.livestrong.com/article/285676-vegetables-to-lower-cholesterol/
Eat less food with fat and cholesterol in it. Eat more vegetables and fruits and foods with good cholesterol in it. And make sure to exercise regularly to lower bad cholesterol.