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Eat any kind of meat you want. A small amount of saturated fat is not going to cause your cholesterol levels to sky-rocket. Eat lots of low glycemic vegetables, and stay away from processed carbs. You can do some google searches and find that a lot of people have come to the conclusion that saturated fat is not the culprit in high cholesterol and heart disease, but in fact grains and carbs are. Insulin spikes among other things cause high cholesterol. As for dietary cholesterol, you need it to function properly. Your brain needs it to keep you mentally stable. It plays a part in the absorption of vitamin D from sunlight, and it's not even a fat, it's an alcohol! Dietary cholesterol does not raise your blood cholesterol at all. Watch the movie "Fat Head", it is a rebuttal documentary to "Supersize Me". The person in the movie eats nothing but McDonald's and actually loses weight, decreases his body fat percentage, and decreases his blood cholesterol. He then does another experiment where he eats nothing but green vegetables, full-fat cheese, coconut oil, beef, butter, and other low-carb, grain free, saturated fat-drenched foods. In this experiment, he decreases his blood cholesterol further, improves his mental focus, and has tons of energy. :)