What is considered to be the “healthier fat?” A) Trans fat B) Saturated fat C) Unsaturated fat D) Cholesterol

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What is considered to be the “healthier fat?”

A) Trans fat
B) Saturated fat
C) Unsaturated fat
D) Cholesterol

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I believe the answer is C, unsaturated fat

Takanori answered May 6, 2019

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