chitb,
thanks for the post.
There is alot of debate of the benefits of the different oils and there overall effects on thrombosis and their anti-oxidant properties. Unfortunately there isnt alot of scientific research to really tease out whether there is true benefit of these
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I dont know the rest of your medical history, but there are enough heart healthy components to focus on in your
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If you are found to be at an increased risk even after incorporating these measures and subsequently medicines that modify them such as statins and aspirin -- then I would focus on more unproven therapies.
good luck
I cut out Trans Fats and my Total Cholesterol went from 136 to 102 and my LDL went from 80 to 54. I eat all natural peanut butter that you have to mix together with the oil that seperates from it. It is non-hydrogenated. I think people would be suprised to find the benefits of cutting out trans fats. Almost every kind of prepared foods and snack foods have them. I eat a lot of nuts and occasionally natural potato chips without hydrgogenated oils.
Erik
That peanut butter is great isn't it? I eat it every day.