The standard medical says that eating saturated fats contributes to higher LDL freshmen fats against LDLs in blood and higher LDL are associated with a more risk of CVD chance last month is that there is strong evidence both for and against this hypothesis in the mainstream medical literature.
The standard medical paradigm says that eating saturated fats contributes to higher LDL cholesterol in the blood, and that higher LDL is associated with greater risk of CVD (cardiovascular disease = heart attack and stroke). The mystery which I identified last month is that there is strong evidence both for and against this hypothesis in the mainstream medical literature.