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According to a study by the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center, a low-carb diet seems to be more effective in lowering cholesterol than low-fat or low-calorie diets. Carbs have a direct impact on triglycerides, which are a part of cholesterol. Lowering the consumption of carbs will lower total cholesterol count.
