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How do you relate this to the study at hand? Oxysterol isn't mentioned once. I don't even disagree or something, but your advice seems rather automatic than ba
by monopoledance 5y ago
How do you relate this to the study at hand? Oxysterol isn't mentioned once.
I don't even disagree or something, but your advice seems rather automatic than based.
The study used atherogenic diets as offense. So all the consensus on heart health seems to apply: LDL bad; salt bad; cholesterol bad; saturated fats bad - inflammation bad.
In mice.
- felixbraun 5y agoOxysterols seem to stimulate amyloid beta formation in the liver and even in the brain directly: > We have shown that patients with AD have increased brain levels of 27-hydroxycholesterol, which may affect the production of beta-amyloid. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16866910/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16866910/
- monopoledance 5y agoSo, it's unrelated to the study at hand.
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