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Eating cholesterol doesn’t reliably raise bad cholesterol, and when it does, it also raises good cholesterol just as much, so your overall heart risk doesn’t change.

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This study found that eating foods with cholesterol, like eggs, doesn’t usually raise bad cholesterol (LDL) in a way that’s harmful — and when it does, good cholesterol (HDL) goes up too, keeping your heart risk the same.

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No contradicting evidence found

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