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Page 10 -*' jws Thursday, November 21,1974 BPr. Lamb Diet will help cut cholesterol 111. „11.. - - 4 1—„ L\lz-kz-iz-I trzAl! Ist zxm n zJizxl By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - You mentioned in your column that fatty accumulations in the arteries are reversible. Could you please tell me how this is possible? DEAR READER - The fatty particles in the bloodstream with cholesterol 4-ply polyester cord RgKWßsave r io“ S IR 9D I'll per pair lay WIDE 78 SERIES RS" 13 •Four strong plies of smooth-riding FET. per tire tread-to-road contact for long mileage AHMW •Wide, aggressive 7-rib tread for excellent traction, handling and stability NOW AT LOWV PAR-E PRICES* •"Cross-cut" tread pattern similar to radial t,eS BLACKWALL WHITEWALL Al Size Reg. price Sale price You SAVE Reg. price Sale price You SAVE F.E.T. frKH* 11/l II MB BH g perpair perpair perpair perpair perpair perpair per tire 878-13 ?48.y) 5 37.80 5 10.60 <ll.BO 5 1.83 Open an account ySeetSS? 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Part or all of the deposits will be removed, in many cases, if the amount of fatty particles and cholesterol in the bloodstream is sufficiently low. To lower the fatty cholesterol particles in the blood you need to be on a diet that does not contain excess calories and either prevents or eliminates obesity. The diet should be low in fat, low in saturated fat, and low in cholesterol. The reversibility of fatty deposits in the arteries has been demonstrated in animals under strict experi- mental control. The monkey was used for one of the best ex periments because he is more like the human. The monkeys developed fatty-cholesterol deposits in the arteries when they were on a rich diet, and the fatty deposits were not present after monkeys were put back on a less rich monkey diet. The same thing has been demonstrated in people. The problems associated with fat ty-cholesterol deposits in the arteries, specifically heart disease, decreased or almost disappeared from European populations of World War 11. There are innumerable studies showing this relation ship. For more information about cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood fats as related to artery and heart disease, write to me at P. 0. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019 and ask for the booklet on cholesterol. Send 50 cents to cover costs. 30.00%29.77 29.53 J I 3000 30.00 / 29L53 8 'VX / re77 A I ' L<^Ay N6 <? ES I \* ATLANTA 'I; , DALL * AS LOWEST TEMFEMATUMsY^—. *<, \ 301 J\ \ NEWORLEANS \ } MI AMI ® r— ‘Legend ■—l |xv'xvx|SNQW f f//Z^ SMOweKS F *ow UH WEATHER FOTOCAST ® L. ■ | FORECAST FOR GRIFFIN AREA—Clear and cold tonight with lows in low 30s. Sumy and | warm tomorrow with highs in low 60s. Bow about retirement Volunteer work means adventure By FRANK CORRICK Copley News Service Q. Would you please advise my husband and I about a vol unteer job as we have had skills and experience? — Mrs. T.S. A. There are volunteer jobs that will make use of your own particular skills and experi ences. You may want to con tact your local schools, church, hospital, or charities to find out what kind of volun teer help is needed in your own community. Another source of information besides these local groups is: The National Center for Voluntary Action, 1735 Eye Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006. The many retired people who have involved them selves in voluntary activities are proving once again that “retirement” does not signal the end of something, but rather the beginning of some new adventure. Q. What are the privileges for older persons to remem ber their age? — R.Q. A. Most anyone cares about their age as well as their dol lars so they can get the better I ROBLEE" I RO-FL6X Enjoy the comforts o*ll of cushioned flexibility. Shoes crafted for quality and comfort. ■ BL- The unique Ro-Flex construction gives 1 " first-step flexibility. The soft. Im calfskin leathers carry an e^e B ant ’ hand antiqued finish. 'lf* Full-cushioned insoles and leather j Vi linings give a glove-like feel. IB \yv ‘ Supple leather outsoles wear long IK \ and eas Y- Enjoy the JKojk comforts of Roblee Ro-Flex. I The soft life is just ■ [ rWw a ste P awa Y- ■ t-7 y a $42 " ML In Black n THAXTON'S BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 123 SOUTH HILL STREET Leather refers to uppers benefits from both. Therefore, it is good for them to know about places, services and privileges and the help to save their money. There are many services provided in several cities, which can mean convenience and benefits to the older per son such as free checking ac counts in the banks, where you don’t have to pay the bank for each check you write. There are such banks pro viding free checking accounts in Arizona, California, Colo rado, Connecticut, Florida, Il linois, Indiana, lowa, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Minne sota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Penn sylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Q. Are hearing aids mis leading? — B.Y. A. The Federal Trade Com mission (FTC)-has warned consumers against advertis ing which claims that hearing aids can remedy all hearing difficulties. Many older peo ple suffer from some loss of hearing and they are the main targets of misleading hearing aid advertising. The FTC points out that not all hearing trouble can be solved by using a hearing aid. It advises everyone to be sure to have a doctor, audiologist (hearing specialist), or hear ing clinic determine if a hear ing aid will help. Q. People on Social Security — do they receive an increase in benefits when the cost of living keeps soaring? — A.A.G. A. After May 1975, benefits may automatically be in creased to keep pace with in creases in the cost of living if laws providing general bene fit increases are not passed. You will recall that a gener al benefit increase of 11 per cent was paid in a two-step in crease earlier this year. The first month for which a cost of living increase may be effective is June, 1975. The in crease will be payable if the consumer price index shows an increase of at least 3 per cent between the second quar ter of 1974 and the first quar ter of 1975. Questions on retirement may be mailed to What About Retirement?, Copley News Service, in care of this news paper.
