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JPDyson
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Posted Fri Nov 18, 2011, 6:39am
Subject: Re: French Press and Cholesterol
 

Coffee contains no dietary cholesterol - that was never the argument.

 
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Posted Wed Nov 23, 2011, 1:29pm
Subject: Re: French Press and Cholesterol
 

Interesting video (but long) which debunks our concern with cholesterol. It doesn't comment specifically on cafestol and it's effect on cholesterol (or type of cholesterol) for that matter but it does make me wonder why any effect on cholesterol would even matter.
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Posted Thu Dec 1, 2011, 4:40pm
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JPDyson Said:

Coffee contains no dietary cholesterol - that was never the argument.

Posted November 18, 2011 link

That wasn't the point. The point was that coffee's effect on the body's cholesterol is overstated. That coffee does not have dietary cholesterol is indeed not the argument I was making. I was pointing out that dietary fat was a larger factor than dietary cholesterol.
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Posted Sat Apr 21, 2012, 9:46am
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To revive this thread: I am 53, male, fairly good health, active, run 6-8 miles/day on weekends, 3-4 twice during week, eat fish, use olive oil exclusively, etc. My LDL shot up to 179, my total cholesterol to 259. I had researched effects of unfiltered coffee for a while because I was borderline high on cholesterol, I pay attention mostly to peer-reviewed articles and I believe that drinking FP does cause LDL to go up. I will be buying an AP today, I will not change anything as far as food, nor take any medications, and drink filtered coffee exclusively for two months, I will then have another  screening and I will post here the result as far as cholesterol. This will certainly be based on me only and will not produce irrefutable evidence one way or the other, but to me my results will be valid.

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