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Eating brisket could be good for you

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By ABC7
Tuesday, May 27, 2008

A study shows fat from brisket contains significant amounts of oleic acid. That's a monosaturated fatty acid which can promote good cholesterol.

Other studies confirm that good cholesterol goes up in men who consume fat high in oleic acid.

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