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The Effects of Physical Exercise in Reversing Experimental Atherosclerosis,n any of the groups on plain mash. The non-exercised atherogenic fed birds had much more severe atherosclerosis than those exercised on the same regimen. The hydroxyproline concentration of collagen in the thoracic aorta was lowest in the exercised group on a cholesterol diet and was less than the e

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Helena Àgueda Marujo,Luis Miguel Neton any of the groups on plain mash. The non-exercised atherogenic fed birds had much more severe atherosclerosis than those exercised on the same regimen. The hydroxyproline concentration of collagen in the thoracic aorta was lowest in the exercised group on a cholesterol diet and was less than the e

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T. Heindel,S. Rodt,S. Reitzensteinhe consequence is not only obesity — a common phenomenon among adults in developed countries, even among children and teenagers in the United States — but frequently also obesityrelated hypertriglyceridemic hypercholesterolemia, hypertension, hyperglycemia and hyperuricemia, all implicated as risk f

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-56378-7ning 4 different amounts of cholesterol was fed to over 60 male prisoners. The results clearly show that for each 100 mg cholesterol per 1000 calorie increment there is a linear and predictable rise in serum cholesterol. But, these plasma changes are small and do not tell us how much cholesterol is actually absorbed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9029-3Lipoprotein; atherosclerosis; biosynthesis; drugs; education; fat; hypertension; migration; pathogenesis; pla