The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
as that comes in chylomicrons are sort of special in that even though they start so big they very quickly start dropping off all their triglycerides and lipoproteins as they drop off their triglycerides they get smaller it's kind of like a balloon releasing air and so as they drop off their triglycerides they get smaller and smaller and then within 30 minutes to an hour at most they are absorbed by the liver
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the column microns deposit they go to skeletal muscle adipose tissue in the heart and the fatty acids are taken out they're liberated from the triglycerides and rapidly taken up by the these three tissues the particle that's left is now much smaller because most of the triglyceride has been taken out of it and it goes to the liver and drops the cholesterol off