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"Rice And Beans" Bad For Cholesterol
"Rice and Beans", a favourite dish in Limón is dangerous due to the increase in cholesterol, said Dr. Alvaro Blanco Vargas, during a press workshop at the Hotel Radisson, in San José.

"Rice and Beans" - rice and beans with coconut and cooked in coconut oil - is different than the "arroz con frijoles" and is a tradition among Limonenses.

Dr. Vargas told the workshop that the dish increases the "bad" cholesterol and should not be eaten. The doctor added that other foods that should not be consumed are "chiccharones, higado, cacao and "comida chatarra" or junk food.

The doctor added that tabacco and alcohol also increase cholesterol levels.


 


 


 
   

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