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The public health rationale for reducing saturated fat intakes: Is a maximum of 10% energy intake a good recommendation?

2020-09-01

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The role of saturated fat (SFA) in health is frequently debated. Guidelines from different countries are quite comparable, in that they generally advise people to avoid high intakes of SFA and to replace some saturated fats by cis unsaturated fats. A maximum level of intake of 10% energy of SFA (of total energy) is often advised as a guideline for the general population. This paper discusses issues around SFA and...

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70c7f160-6897-558e-9fa1-29b399896f04
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10.1111/nbu.12449
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