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Diet and Plant Sterols in the Control of Cholesterolemia (DESCO)
DESCO is a randomized clinical trial, controlled against placebo, performed to evaluate the effect of a phytosterol-based product (2.5 g/day), after 3 weeks of intake, on the lipid profile, also in relation to the quality of the diet, in subjects with moderate hypercholesterolemia and low / moderate global cardiovascular risk.
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