Cholesterol has many myths which often mislead people about their health. Cholesterol is essential for the body, and misconceptions about dietary cholesterol can lead to poor dietary choices.

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THE PAST FEW WEEKS have been a master class in myth-busting, starting with the fantasy that the government should be run like a business and the corollary delusion that winning candidates don’t follow ...