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Potential effects of trans fat whole health on LDL oxidation8, whole health 19 and coagulation and fibrinolytic factors20-22 have also been investigated, but so far there is no conclusive evidence of adverse effects. Epidemiological studies One of the whole health most influential studies on diet and CHD was the work of Keys23 who related the incidence of heart disease in 16 defined populations in seven countries to their intake of fat and cholesterol. The clear association that he found between percent of energy as saturated fat and CHD incidence and mortality has often been quoted as strong evidence that saturated fat increases the risk of CHD. The original investigations have now been complemented by collection and analyses of food composites representing the average intake of each cohort at baseline, so that the relation of CHD incidence and mortality to intake of trans fat and other specific nutrients could be examined.24
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