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O 18 Serum total cholesterol rises with dietary cholesterol (50 1450 mg d) with diminishing returns, fit by a square root dose response

O-18 - Serum total cholesterol rises with dietary cholesterol (50-1450 mg-d) with diminishing returns, fit by a square-root dose-response

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O-18
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In 227 men across 19 controlled metabolic-ward comparisons with all other diet variables held constant, serum total cholesterol increased with dietary cholesterol dose (50-1450 mg/d) but with strongly diminishing returns, best fit by a square-root rather than linear term.
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S-8 - Serum cholesterol response to changes in the diet - the effect of dietary cholesterol (metabolic-ward dose-response series)
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Results; dose-response fit
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  • A-6 - Square-root dose-response implies each additional egg's serum-cholesterol effect shrinks at high baseline intake
  • E-13 - O-18 × HC-3 — smooth square-root dose-response across 227 metabolic-ward men
  • E-7 - O-18 × HC-1 — serum cholesterol rises with dietary cholesterol with square-root diminishing returns
  • main report - Is habitual egg consumption net beneficial, harmful, or neutral for human health
  • S-8 - Serum cholesterol response to changes in the diet - the effect of dietary cholesterol (metabolic-ward dose-response series)

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