Eat Almonds Regularly? Here’s What Happens To Your Cholesterol
1 Video View·Sep 25, 2026
Almonds are high in fat — so why can eating them actually lower LDL cholesterol? 🌰📉
The answer is more interesting than simply calling almonds a source of “healthy fats.” …
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AI GeneratedDespite being high in fat, almonds are linked to lower LDL cholesterol. This paradox is explained by the almond's physical structure, which prevents full fat absorption, and its high concentration of unsaturated fats. When almonds replace saturated fats in a diet, they contribute to a modest but measurable reduction in cholesterol and atherogenic particles.