This potential common mechanism could help explain why physical exercise and diet, classic ways
of reducing risk of heart disease, for example, are also thought to improve mood and help depression.
Future study about the metabolic changes in the immune system and the effect immune function may help
reduce the risk of heart disease in people with HIV, added the researchers.
Rader suggests that a therapeutic approach to increase the expression or activity of SCARB1 could be a new way to
reduce the risk of heart disease even though it would reduce HDL blood levels.
The results revealed that even a daily intake of 200g was associated with a 16 per
cent reduced risk of heart disease, an 18 per cent reduced risk of stroke, and a 13 per cent reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.
The FDA says that consuming 25 grams of soy protein
daily reduces your risk of heart disease yet even the American Heart Association no longer supports the health claims about soy endorsed by the U.S. government.