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A diet low in fat and rich in soy protein helps lower cholesterol and may help reduce risk of heart disease, scientists have found.
Statistics
An estimated 63 million adults have LDL-C levels -- "bad cholesterol" -- higher than what would be ideal as recommended by the National Institutes of Health, while 38 million have health conditions that put them at increased risk for cardiovascular disease.