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.
you will all remember from basic cell biology in high school hopefully that phospholipids are two-tailed fatty acid moieties or two-tailed moieties that form the cell membrane of your cells usually in a lipid bilayer a triglyceride is a three-tailed fatty acid molecule containing molecule that is transported in ldl ldl serves indispensable functions in your body without ldl you die
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ldl is essential for life these kids with smith lemley oppet syndrome don't have enough ldl because they can't make enough cholesterol what do they do for these kids they feed them egg yolks they give them as much exogenous as much food cholesterol as they possibly can in hopes that that will help remedy the body's inability to make cholesterol they're giving them tons of egg yolks they're giving them cholesterol and they get better you need cholesterol to function why would it be bad for humans if we are otherwise healthy