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Porridge Oats sucks up blood fats?

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Just a quick thought; most general dietary advice is mainly for non-diabetics.
If you can tolerate a nice big bowl of tasty porage in the morning it may well lower your cholesterol a bit.
However if you are a T2 and sensitive to it then the blood glucose boost is likely to do you more damage than any lowering of cholesterol does you good.
 
But my google search says there are only 53 cals in 78g of dry oats, so what else is being included in the above figures in the article?

@serenity648 , the porridge oats I buy is made by Flahavan's (Irish Organic Jumbo Oats), from the packet here is the nutritional info per 40g serving:


Energy 626 kJ/
148 kcal
Fat 2.3g
of which saturates 0.4g
Carbohydrate 26g
of which sugars 0.4g
Fibre 3.3g
Soluble 1.2g
Beta Gluten 1.0g
Insoluble 2.2g
Protein 4.5g
Salt <0.01g
Iron 1.4mg
10% NRV
Thiamine B1 0.14mg
13% NRV
 
Thanks @douglas99 ! I tried to find the WHO data on mortality and cholesterol and faffed about for ages on the WHO site but couldn't locate it. If you've got the precise URL I'd appreciate it as I'd like to play about with the data myself. I'd didn't look too closely at the numbers DR H. quoted and tended to concentrate on the narrative. If she's saying the correlation coefficient is 0.7, and not -0.7 then isn't this is a positive rather than negative relationship? In which case she's got the wrong end of the stick.
TotalCholesterolLevels_vs_MortalityDataFrom164Countries.jpg


Only the image from the web I'm afraid.
 
@serenity648 , the porridge oats I buy is made by Flahavan's (Irish Organic Jumbo Oats), from the packet here is the nutritional info per 40g serving:


Energy 626 kJ/
148 kcal
Fat 2.3g
of which saturates 0.4g
Carbohydrate 26g
of which sugars 0.4g
Fibre 3.3g
Soluble 1.2g
Beta Gluten 1.0g
Insoluble 2.2g
Protein 4.5g
Salt <0.01g
Iron 1.4mg
10% NRV
Thiamine B1 0.14mg
13% NRV

thank you. I have NO idea why google came up with so few calories for my search.
 
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