Dec 31

High-fat diet significantly reduced body arterial compliance.

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    (Reuters Medical News) Researchers in Australia on June 1 published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology published an article that the high fat diet seems to be able to significantly reduce systemic arterial compliance, which Obviously, the remaining increase in lipid and triglyceride.



    Melbourne's Baker Medical Research Institute, Dr. Paul J. Nestel and his colleagues examined 16 cases were in a high-fat meal 6 hours with the triglyceride level of volatility arising from systemic arterial compliance level and at the same time Detection of the 20 patients given low-fat meal were systemic arterial compliance.



    study found that high-fat meal 3 hours, plasma triglycerides, an increase of 54% of the remaining 50% increase in cholesterol, triglycerides of the remaining increase of 290 percent. High-fat meal 3 hours systemic arterial compliance reduced by 25%, 6 hours after meal to reduce by 27%. Low-fat meals for the whole body, only a small artery compliance did not significantly influence.



    Nestel Dr team found that in the beginning of the trial to begin after 3 hours and 6 hours, systemic arterial compliance with the total lipid concentration was significantly correlated. Step regression analysis showed significant correlation with the serum triglyceride level is a factor.



    Nestel, said: "Our results suggest that people should generally avoid high-fat content of the total diet, especially coronary heart disease and high levels of the people especially. He pointed out that the lower arterial compliance with myocardial infarction Increase the risk has been identified. "



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