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High triglycerides driven by carbohydrate consumption

"Diet and Health News" at Low Carb Diet Support: "Harvard strikes again.The February 2008 issue of the Harvard Heart Letter (subscription only) contains an article titled Triglycerides: A Big Fat Problem. The article discusses the correlation of elevated triglyceride levels with the development of ...."

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Dr. Mike: High triglycerides driven by carbohydrate consumption

Harvard strikes again.The February 2008 issue of the Harvard Heart Letter (subscription only) contains an article titled Triglycerides: A Big Fat Problem. The article discusses the correlation of elevated triglyceride levels with the development of coronary artery disease, then lists eight methods for reducing elevated triglyceride levels. It’s this list I want to [...]

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