Peter Attia· MD
So the polyunsaturated fat group, they were getting quite a bit of their polyunsaturated fats from margarine. Margarine at the time was around like 25 to 40% trans fats. And we know that trans fats are absolutely aogenic.
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So the polyunsaturated fat group, they were getting quite a bit of their polyunsaturated fats from margarine. Margarine at the time was around like 25 to 40% trans fats. And we know that trans fats are absolutely aogenic.
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