Registered Pharmacy
Registered Pharmacy
As part of the Frosts Pharmacy Group, a family run business established in 1925 by John Frost and now run by his grandson Stuart Gale, we are a fully registered UK pharmacy and adhere to the standards set by the General Pharmaceutical Council. We run successful high street pharmacies in Banbury and Oxford, in the UK, as well as our online chemist services.
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Patient Information
Dear customer,
Further to the distressing news about personal patient information being sold to third parties, I wanted to reassure all visitors to the site that any details submitted to Oxford Online Pharmacy are treated as confidential - at all times. Your personal information will never be passed on to anyone other than our medical staff.
Every member of our team is committed to delivering the best possible customer service so that you the can feel completely confident that you are getting the right advice and treatment for your needs, whether you are visiting us in one of our bricks and mortar pharmacies or you prefer to manage your healthcare needs online.
Should you have any concerns please feel free to give us a call on: 01295 262925 and we will do our utmost to answer any questions you may have.
Stuart Gale
Fast Free and Discrete Shipping
Fast Free and Discrete Shipping
All deliveries are made using the Royal Mail parcel delivery service in unbranded discreet packaging.
This means that you can purchase products from us discreetly, such as weight loss, hair loss, STD or erectile dysfunction products. As you would expect, our billing information is discreet too, ensuring you peace of mind.
Low fat diet tips for high cholesterol
Sunday, October 16, 2016
What is cholesterol?
Cholesterol is a type of fat made by the body. It is usually attributed with heart disease and strokes, however that is only the case if the levels in your body are too high. Cholesterol is still essential for good health. High cholesterol can come about as the result of an unhealthy diet and lifestyle.
What causes high cholesterol?
High cholesterol can be caused by eating too many saturated fats. Research has shown that by reducing our intake of certain foods that contain saturated fats cholesterol levels can begin to improve.
Foods help to lower cholesterol
There are some foods which are naturally low in saturated fat or that do not contain cholesterol. These types of foods are good to include in a healthy diet plan that has the aim to lower cholesterol.
Some examples include:
- Porridge
- Oat breakfast cereals
- Oatcakes
- Baked beans
- Lentils
- Vegetables such as aubergine, turnip, sweet potato
- Soya milk rather than milk
- Tofu
- Almonds, pistachios, walnuts, pecans and cashews
Foods to avoid
If you are looking to lower your cholesterol levels you need to work from a diet that does not include foods that are high in saturated fats.
Some foods to avoid include:
- Butter
- Hard margarines
- Lard and goose fat
- Fatty meat e.g sausages
- Full fat cheese
- Full fat milk and cream
- Coconut oil
Learn more about Oxford Online Pharmacy's cholesterol service by clicking here.
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