Health Briefs TV Segment Will Focus on Polyunsaturated Oils

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. - Oct. 17, 2014 - PRLog -- The producers of Health Briefs TV are pleased to announce work on a segment covering the good and bad nutritional effects of polyunsaturated oils.  It will delve into the fats which are generally considered healthy such as olive and sunflower oils and how moderate use of them is healthier than avoidance. It is long known that polyunsaturated fats don’t increase cholesterol like saturated fats such as butter and palm oil. The informative and useful segment will air later this year on most regional cable television networks.


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