Scientists Say Eating One Avocado a Day May Lower Heart Disease Risk
The benefit was modest but consistent, and researchers said it occurred without weight loss or major diet changes.
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Scientists Say Eating One Avocado a Day May Lower Heart Disease Risk
In a six-month study, people with obesity who ate an avocado each day lowered their blood levels of “bad” cholesterol particles. Adding one avocado to a person’s daily diet may modestly improve a blood marker linked to heart disease. In a study of adults with obesity, researchers at the Penn State Department of Nutritional Sciences [...]
It's well known that avocados are not only delicious, but also offer numerous health benefits. Now, that list continues to grow thanks to research from the Department of Nutritional Sciences at Pennsylvania State University.
Eating an avocado a day can improve an important marker related to heart health, according to a new study by researchers at Pennsylvania State University. In a study… An avocado a day makes… cardiologists go crazy - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
A study conducted by researchers at Penn State reveals that including an avocado in the daily diet can reduce levels of LDL cholesterol particles, which are associated with cardiovascular risk. The research, which involved obese adults, suggests that this simple dietary modification can have significant impacts on heart health. Penn State research analyzes the effects of avocado on health. The investigation focused on the relationship between av…
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