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Cholesterol & Non-Fat Cheese Question
Hello,
I have a pretty high Cholesterol level but like cheese on sandwiches etc. If the package of non-fat cheese says no cholesterol and no sat or trans fat, does that mean that I can safely eat a lot of the cheese without worrying about my cholesterol? Any help would be appreciated. - hoops |
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Cholesterol & Non-Fat Cheese Question
Hoopster wrote:
I have a pretty high Cholesterol level but like cheese on sandwiches etc. If the package of non-fat cheese says no cholesterol and no sat or trans fat, does that mean that I can safely eat a lot of the cheese without worrying about my cholesterol? Cholesterol in the blood is very poorly correlated with cholesterol in the food. Cholesterol in the blood is only correlated with saturated fat in the food for folks on high carb plans. So if you are low fatting then lower saturated fat does mean lower cholesterol. Don't think that means "a lot" whatever a lot means. There's no such thing as a free food. Eat it without fear, but eat it in sensible portions. |
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