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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Treatment==<br />
Many approaches have been promoted as methods to reduce or reverse atheroma progression:<br />
* eating a diet of raw fruits, vegetables, nuts, beans, berries, and grains;<br />
* consuming foods containing [[omega−3]] fatty acids such as fish, fish-derived supplements, as well as flax seed oil, borage oil, and other non-animal-based oils;<br />
* abdominal fat reduction;<br />
* aerobic exercise;<br />
* inhibitors of [[cholesterol]] synthesis (known as [[statins]]);<br />
* low normal [[blood glucose]] levels ([[glycated hemoglobin]], also called [[HbA1c]]);<br />
* micronutrient (vitamins, [[potassium]], and [[magnesium]]) consumption;<br />
* maintaining normal, or healthy, blood pressure levels;<br />
* aspirin supplement<br />
* mouse studies indicated that subcutaneous administration of [[cyclodextrin|oligosaccharide 2-hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin]] (2HPβCD) can solubilize [[cholesterol]], removing it from plaques. However, later work concluded that "treatment with 2HPβCD is ineffective in inducing atherosclerosis regression".</div>FuzzyBot