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Lowering Your Cholesterol with Healthy Eating

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... A number of systematic reviews have compared the effects of LCHF diets, traditional LFHC diets and other dietary strategies7–13 on body weight control and cardiovascular risk factors. Collectively, they establish that, for weight loss, LCHF diets are just as effective, if not more so, than LFHC diet ...
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Should the DASH Diet Be Recommended for Gout

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the ultimate guide to keto

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