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'Rise of saturated fat in diet does not raise fats in blood'

New research finds that while diets high in saturated fats might not increase saturated fat in the blood, a diet high in carbohydrates may increase the risk of heart diseases.

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  • Gozzin (edited 9 years ago)
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    Nope,it's all been a big fat sweltering lie.

    However, increasing the amount of carbohydrates in the diet was found to raise the levels of a fatty acid associated with diabetes and heart disease.

    And still the fat phobia continues.

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