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My husband was informed today that his triglycerides are over 1,400 mg/dl when the healthy amount is considered to be 150 mg/dl. Aside from being about 20 lbs. over ideal weight, he is generally healthy. The doctor advised him begin a low fat diet, AKA no more than 20% of his daily calories from fat, and wants to put him on medication. I really want to avoid the medication because I believe many health concerns, this one included, can be improved by diet and exercise. The problem is that we don't know how to plan and execute a low fat diet. 
There is soo much information out there on what is good for your heart that I don't know what to believe. Does anyone know of a good resource for very low-fat-diet meal planning?
<bot>: Husband has high triglycerides. Need a low-fat-diet panning resource or he'll be put on meds