Paul Saladino· MD
when you increase polyunsaturated fatty acids and you decrease saturated fatty acids what happens your ldl might go down but your lp little a and your oxidized ldl go up that is a bad thing
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when you increase polyunsaturated fatty acids and you decrease saturated fatty acids what happens your ldl might go down but your lp little a and your oxidized ldl go up that is a bad thing
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seed oils will lower LDL but raise oxidized LDL LP little a and a number of other things that I talk about in this podcast