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Does eating porridge reduce cholesterol? |
Is there any evidence for this, or just an" old wives tale Porridge is promoted mainly because it has a low Glycaemic Index and will therefore keep you satisfied for longer and help you avoid insulin resistance and diabetes. the oats in porridge will aid in lowering cholesterol. probably, as you'll be unable to move for a few hours afterwards, thus no further food intake. We are advised it is so, but presumably not made with creamy milk and laced with too much sugar. |
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