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Health, 30.09.2019 12:10 winterblackburn78

These types of fats tend to raise the "bad" ldl cholesterol in the blood which in turn increase the risk for heart disease.

a)
saturated and trans

b)
saturated and unsaturated

c)
saturated and mono

d)
unsaturated and trans

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