Which type of fat may help lower the risk of heart disease? A. Saturated fat B. Unsaturated fat C. Cholesterol D. Trans fat

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Which type of fat may help lower the risk of heart disease?

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

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the correct answer is B. Unsaturated fat

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