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What are the advantages and disadvantages of a triglyceride diet?

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If you consume too much triglyceride in your diet, you're exposing yourself to many possible side effects. You're at a higher risk for strokes, heart disease, and heart attacks. While you don't want your triglyceride levels to get too low, I would be cautious about dedicating myself to a triglyceride diet.

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