The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
I'm not sure about endocytosis of chylomicrons I believe they can't be bound to LDL receptors because the get super technical here for a sec they haven't able B 48 as opposed to LDL having it able be 100 and it's actually called that because it's 48 percent of the max of the the other able lycra protein
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when we're talking about the a poor lipoproteins this gets a little confusing for people so when we're talking about chylomicrons with a PO be 48 and L do with a PO be 100 these are I think of these Davis saying boats I think of them as just hollow balls they're single single layer lipid membranes and they're full of triglyceride and cholesterol and they have these sort of marker proteins on them which identify them as LDL with a po be 100 or chylomicron with a April be 48