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Old Fri, Dec-15-06, 05:32
kebaldwin kebaldwin is offline
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I know I am new to this board, but not low to LC and a reader and sometime participant of the Protein Power board run by the Drs. Eades. And when the Framingham Study is closely looked at, it has been shown to be interpreted quite different than being quoted here Real Infor from Framingham


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Cholesterol does not cause heart disease. Cholesterol is the thing that heart disease acts upon. The disease is the oxidation in your blood vessel that causes the cholesterol to form inflammatory plaques.


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