Does Dietary Cholesterol Matter?
@article{Grundy2016DoesDC, title={Does Dietary Cholesterol Matter?}, author={Scott M. Grundy}, journal={Current Atherosclerosis Reports}, year={2016}, volume={18}, pages={1-7} }
An ongoing dispute in the nutrition field is whether dietary cholesterol contributes significantly to elevated serum cholesterol and to atherosclerotic disease. Carefully controlled metabolic studies have shown that high-cholesterol intakes cause moderate increases in serum cholesterol levels. It is been difficult to verify this in population studies because of confounding factors. Nonetheless, meta-analysis of controlled studies documents a cholesterol-raising action of dietary cholesterol…
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