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Interactions Between Dietary Components and Physiological Risk Factors

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Isolated examination of the effects on nutrients and their association with CHD risk is difficult, as factors tend to cluster together in dietary patterns, making the delineation of individual components, or even their cumulative effects, difficult to assess quantitatively.

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Margaret Ashwell OBE

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Ashwell, M. (1997). Interactions Between Dietary Components and Physiological Risk Factors. In: Ashwell, M. (eds) Diet and Heart Disease. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0087-5_7

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