Do real men eat yoghurt?
Published: 23 May 2003
Healthy male volunteers are needed to take part in a research study by the Division of Developmental Medicine
Researchers at the Division of Developmental Medicine are investigating the effect of novel carbohydrates on blood lipid levels in relation to the development of heart disease. Our main aim is to determine if a daily intake of these carbohydrates can reduce the production of fat in our bodies and therefore help to decrease the risk of heart disease.
Male volunteers are required who are:
- Non-smokers
- Over 35 year old
- Willing to give blood samples
- Willing to take notes of what they eat and do
- And willing to eat a small serving of low-fat natural yoghurt every day for several weeks
As a token of our gratitude for taking part in this study, we will be happy to provide you with information on your blood fat levels and your dietary habits.
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First published: 23 May 2003
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