“…However, multivariate analysis revealed that serum zinc concentrations were weakly associated with serum HDL cholesterol and DBP, with lesser contributions from age, serum triglycerides and gender. Tully and colleagues 57 have previously shown that serum zinc concentrations are positively related to LDL cholesterol concentrations in a female population, and they have proposed that both zinc and cholesterol may be related to a third factor, possibly dietary intake of red meat.…”
Section: Effects Of Smoking On Trace Element Statusmentioning
Background We have investigated the association between serum copper, zinc and selenium concentrations, dietary intake, and demographic characteristics, including individual coronary risk factors, in healthy subjects.
“…However, multivariate analysis revealed that serum zinc concentrations were weakly associated with serum HDL cholesterol and DBP, with lesser contributions from age, serum triglycerides and gender. Tully and colleagues 57 have previously shown that serum zinc concentrations are positively related to LDL cholesterol concentrations in a female population, and they have proposed that both zinc and cholesterol may be related to a third factor, possibly dietary intake of red meat.…”
Section: Effects Of Smoking On Trace Element Statusmentioning
Background We have investigated the association between serum copper, zinc and selenium concentrations, dietary intake, and demographic characteristics, including individual coronary risk factors, in healthy subjects.
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