What Doctors Don't Tell YouThe world of dietary fats is a complicated alphabet soup of names and numbers, and our understanding of how each type of fat works in the body - for good or ill - is far from complete.
* Have your cholesterol checked and switch to a low-cholesterol diet, if necessary, to avoid gallstone development.
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During a general check-up, most doctors recommend that you undergo a cholesterol test to determine whether you are at risk of heart disease. The test measures the amount of cholesterol and triglycerides in the serum
