The prestigious NIH panel estimates that 65 million Americans should reduce their dietary cholesterol intake by cutting back on consumption of animal fat and meat. More than 60 million Americans suffer from heart disease and nearly 500,000 die each year. On the same day, Harvard University released a study of 15,000 children indicating those nursed on cow's milk are 50 percent more likely to become overweight than breast-fed infants. A recent USDA study found overweight children were twice as likely to suffer from heart disease in later years. An American Cancer Society survey of 1 million people found overweight people run a higher risk of premature death from heart disease or cancer.
Obesity also increases the risk of stroke, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
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