Cholesterol and Heart Disease
Saturated fat intake is linked to higher LDL cholesterol levels, which directly contribute to the risk of heart disease. Evidence from observational studies and genetic research highlights that individuals with elevated LDL cholesterol can face severe cardiac events at a young age, underscoring the importance of lifetime cholesterol exposure. The correlation is clear: as LDL levels rise, so does the risk of coronary heart disease.In this clip
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