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Answer:polysaturated fatty Acid causes the greatest increase in LDL levels.
( Polysaturated fatty acids are essential acids that is required by our body such as omega 3 fatty acids)
Answer: When blood sugar level is low, insulin is released from the pancreas.
( When there is increase in the blood sugar level, insulin is secreted from pancreas.)
Answer:
- Monosaccharides - breaks down in glucose
- Diasaccharides - an example is galactose
- Insoluble fibers - improves passage through large intestine.
- Soluble fibers - slows glucose absorption and reduces cholesterol
- Functional fibers - Promotes intestinal health and added to foods.
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