Why People with APOE4 Gene Avoid Keto & Saturated Fat - FORD BREWER MD MPH

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Apolipoprotein E (APOE) is a protein belonging to a more prominent family of fat-binding proteins called apolipoprotein. It is connected to fat metabolism and cardiovascular risk. One subtype of APOE is APOE4. There's a notion that possessing the APOE4 gene means you mustn't consume saturated fat, which worries people on carnivore & ketogenic diets.

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