Many of you using the Law of Attraction are probably using this miracle process to attract better health. I applaud you for taking your health into your own hands. Your health is extremely important and you should do everything in your power to live a healthy lifestyle.

If you have high cholesterol, you can use the principles we have outlined in our book to lower your cholesterol with the Law of Attraction. The Law of Attraction has healing powers.

The first thing you will want to do is create positive thoughts and energy for the universe. Believe in yourself and your ability to lower cholesterol naturally. Be your biggest supporter, because you can do this. You already know that you do not want high cholesterol. What you do want is low cholesterol and you can incorporate powerful techniques to receive low cholesterol from the universe.

You have already figured out what you do not want and what you do want. Next, you will need to ask the universe for low cholesterol. The best way to do this is to remain positive first and foremost. Also, through self-hypnosis or meditation, with visualization, picture your arteries becoming clear of cholesterol. This will tell the universe exactly what you want, lower cholesterol.

Any lifestyle changes that you can make will tell the universe that you want to lower cholesterol. This includes adding exercise to your daily routine. Exercise can have a major impact on your cholesterol, plus it creates positive energy, so it is a win-win situation.

Another lifestyle change you can make is to eat healthier. Eliminate foods that are high in saturated fat and cholesterol. Be more aware of what foods you put into your mouth and make sure you check nutrition labels. Eating right tells the universe that you are serious about wanting low cholesterol. Eating healthy will naturally lower your cholesterol and the Law of Attraction will help you reduce your cholesterol even more.

Tags: Cholesterol, health, Law of Attraction

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