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8 Fatty Foods w/ Health Benefits: Forbidden foods no more! Tasty foods you can eat without guilt (941 hits)


For years you've heard that eating saturated fat is like pouring superglue into your arteries. But the fact is, this forbidden fat actually increases your HDL (good) cholesterol, which helps remove plaque from your artery walls, decreasing your risk of heart disease. So quit depriving yourself and start eating these eight foods - without guilt.

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Posted By: Jen Fad
Monday, May 30th 2011 at 1:25AM
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