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Nutritional advice to increase soluble fibre intake does not change plasma folate or homocysteine in men with angina: a randomised controlled trial.

Public health nutrition - 1 Feb 2002

Ashfield-Watt Pauline Al, Clark Zoë E, Breay Pat, Zotos Paul C, Cale Sara B, Burr Michael L, McDowell Ian F W

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OBJECTIVE: To study the effect of advice to increase dietary soluble fibre, including fruit and vegetables, on plasma folate and homocysteine in men with angina. DESIGN: Data were collected on a subset of subjects from the Diet and Angina Randomised Trial (DART II). In a randomised (2 x 2) factor...

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PMID: 12001978
DOI: 10.1079/PHN2001250

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