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190905 - http://nhv.us/content/16024437-no-link-found-between-high-cholesterol-foods-and-increased-risk
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190908 - No link found between high cholesterol foods and heart disease
190909 - risk: Research
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190911 - Written by Emma Tiller on 20 Feb 2016
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190913 - American Journal of Clinical Nutrition-published study
190914 - findings are contrary to widely believed thoughts that high
190915 - cholesterol foods are harmful for health. The Finnish study
190916 - has found that high cholesterol foods like eggs do not
190917 - increase the risk of heart disease. The long term study
190918 - involved adult men in age group 42-60 and they were tracked
190919 - for many years.
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190922 - The study is the latest one that shows that focusing on a
190923 - particular aspect of food, like cholesterol in eggs is not the
190924 - best way to find out the health impact of that food item.
190925 - Study's lead researcher Luc Djoussé from Harvard Medical
190926 - School and Brigham and Women's Hospital said that dietary
190927 - cholesterol does not unveil about high levels of blood
190928 - cholesterol.
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190931 - In the study, the researchers have studied more than 1,000
190932 - healthy men aged between 42 and 60. The researchers have
190933 - included factors like age, education, body mass index (BMI),
190934 - diabetes, hypertension and other characteristics. Around
190935 - one-third of the participants were having ApoE4-a gene
190936 - variant, which may increase the risk of heart disease and
190937 - Alzheimer?s disease.
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190940 - The participants in the study have consumed around 2,800
190941 - milligrams of cholesterol every week on an average. A quarter
190942 - of cholesterol that participants had come from eggs consumed
190943 - on weekly basis.
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190946 - Prof. Jyrki Viranen from the University of Eastern Finland
190947 - said, ?Moderate intake of cholesterol doesn't seem to increase
190948 - the risk of heart disease, even among those people at higher
190949 - risk?.
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190952 - From the study findings, the research team has been concluded
190953 - that there was no link between cardiovascular disease and
190954 - total cholesterol or egg consumption among people irrespective
190955 - of the fact that they were the carriers of APoE4 or not.
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190958 - The DigitalJournal notes that, The study followed the dietary
190959 - habits among 1,000 middle-aged Finnish men for 20 years; the
190960 - subjects had healthy hearts at the outset of the study and
190961 - approximately 1/3 of them carried the APOE4 gene.
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190964 - "It is quite well known that dietary cholesterol intake has
190965 - quite a modest impact on blood cholesterol levels, and
190966 - cholesterol or egg intakes have not been associated with a
190967 - higher risk of heart disease in most studies," said study
190968 - author Jyrki Virtanen. He is an adjunct professor in
190969 - nutritional epidemiology with the University of Eastern Finland
190970 - Institute of Public Health and Clinical Nutrition in Kuopio,
190971 - Finland.
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190974 - In other news MedicalDaily reported, the link between high
190975 - cholesterol and heart disease has long been embedded in our
190976 - minds, reinforced by warnings that big, greasy burgers and
190977 - other fast food items are ?heart attacks on a plate.?
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190980 - "Moderate intake of cholesterol doesn't seem to increase the
190981 - risk of heart disease, even among those people at higher risk,"
190982 - Jyrki Viranen, an adjunct professor of epidemiology at the
190983 - University of Eastern Finland,
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190986 - In a statement provided to TheDailyMeal News, in the past,
190987 - doctors have steered patients away from eggs, but new research
190988 - suggests you can eat at least an egg a day without increasing
190989 - your cardiovascular risk.
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190992 - A new report on the coronary effects of high-cholesterol diets
190993 - and regular consumption of eggs - which are high in cholesterol
190994 - compared to other foods - challenges a widely held belief that
190995 - too many eggs per week can increase one's risk of
190996 - cardiovascular disease.
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