DIET AND SEBUM CHOLESTEEOL IN MAN: LACK OF EFFECT OF DIETARY CHOLESTEROL, 1>a
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this merely emphasizes the importance of the question as to the role of the several dietary elements in this effect. The first item for consideration, obviously, is the cholesterol in the diet. We have already reported briefly both survey and experimental evidence indicating that the cholesterol in ordi nary human diets has substantially no effect on the concen tration in the blood (Keys, '49, '52a, b; Keys and Anderson, '54).
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تاریخ انتشار 2006