Thai Study Suggests Beta-Glucan Compounds May Lower Cholesterol
A recent study conducted in Thailand has explored the potential of specific beta-glucan compounds to reduce cholesterol levels. Published in *Food Science & Nutrition*, the research involved healthy volunteers and indicated that these substances, derived from *Ophiocordyceps dipterigena*, might contribute to lower cholesterol. The study also determined a 2000mg daily dose to be safe, recommending additional clinical trials to confirm their effectiveness in consumer products.
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