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diet. No benefit of reducing saturated fat intake would be predicted by the results of the ATBC. Our first approach, using data from metabolic studies obtained above, assumes that the adverse effects of trans are entirely mediated by their effects on blood levels of LDL and HDL; whereas, the second approach, using results of epidemiological studies, suggests that the increase in risk of CHD caused by trans fat r8132 is higher than predicted by effects on blood lipids alone. Ignoring r8132 this possibility could cause a substantial underestimation of the adverse effects of trans fat. Conclusion Five years ago evidence r8132 was strong that trans fat had deleterious impacts on blood lipids; ensuing studies have confirmed these metabolic findings and strengthened epidemiologic support for an important adverse effect on risk of coronary heart disease.
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