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The Dietary Reference Intake for niacin for an adult male age 19-30 is 14 mg/day.
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

Fibrates and nicotinic acid _____.
 a. lower blood triglycerides and raise HDL
  b. lower HDL and increase LDL
 c. lower blood triglycerides and HDL
 d. raise both HDL and LDL
 e. have no effect on blood lipid levels



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