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I was wondering is fat free milk high in oxidized cholesterol?
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Fat free milk: Some fat free milk has skim milk solids added to help colorized the product. Oxidized cholesterol may be high in these products. The jury remains out in deciding what levels are problematic and whether oxidized cholesterol in humans is a problem.
Answered 3/24/2014
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