Know Your Numbers
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Having numbers like your Cholesterol and BMI can help make healthy decisions
Numbers don't lie when it comes to knowing your Body Mass Index or your "Good" and "Bad" LDL Cholesterol, and help you and your physician make informed decisions about your health.
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Know Your Numbers
Clip: Season 16 Episode 1606 | 1m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
Numbers don't lie when it comes to knowing your Body Mass Index or your "Good" and "Bad" LDL Cholesterol, and help you and your physician make informed decisions about your health.
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