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Metabolic adaptation

Primary prevention of atherogenesis may succeed by eating fewer calories per meal and more omega-3 nutrients.

Encouraging reduced meal sizes and increased omega-3 intake may help prevent heart disease.

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Primary prevention of atherogenesis may succeed by eating fewer calories per meal, eating more omega-3 and fewer omega-6 nutrients.
Bill Lands · 2016

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The claim is based on a synthesis of dietary impacts on health outcomes.

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7. Cholesterol: the most misunderstood marker

Bill Lands · 2016

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