Influence of glycemic load on HDL cholesterol in youth1–3
American Journal of Clinical NutritionPublished 1 February 2005
Arnold H. Slyper, Jason W. Jurva, Joan A. Pleuss, Raymond G. Hoffmann, David D. Gutterman
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Glycemic load appears to be an important independent predictor of HDL cholesterol in youth and suggests that dietary restrictions without attention to a possible resulting increase in glycemic load may result in an unfavorable influence on blood lipids.
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Glycemic load appears to be an important independent predictor of HDL cholesterol in youth. This relation is of concern and suggests that dietary restrictions without attention to a possible resulting increase in glycemic load may result in an unfavorable influence on blood lipids.
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