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Why are unsaturated fats better for your heart than saturated fats?

What is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fats? Learn how different types of fats affect LDL cholesterol, heart health, inflammation and the risk of cardiovascular disease. This simple explainer breaks down the science behind healthy and unhealthy fats.Show more lines

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Why are unsaturated fats better for your heart than saturated fats?

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