If a person increases the number of daily meals and does not significantly increase the total amount of food consumed, his cholesterol level will decrease significantly. However, most people who increase the number of daily meals also consume more food. The statements supported by the statement above are:. ['For most people, cholesterol levels are not affected by the amount of food eaten daily.', 'For most people, the amount of food eaten per meal depends on the time of the meal.', 'For most people, increasing the number of meals per day will not cause a significant drop in cholesterol levels.', 'For most people, the total number of meals per day is not affected by the number of meals per day.']