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Cholesterol Effects of Kori-tofu Proteins
The study is a randomized, cross-over, double-blind, controlled trial in which participants with mildly elevated levels of cholesterol will receive two 4-week interventions (e.g. kori-tofu or control), with a wash-out period of 4 weeks in between. During the intervention periods, subjects will eat 3 slices of bread per day, representing a Kori-tofu dose of 34.5 grams or a matched reference. Fasting total and LDL cholesterol will be determined at the start and end of each of the two intervention periods.
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