Oats (Rolled and Steel-Cut) Review
Could consuming oat β-glucan reduce levels of toxic PFAS in the body? See what a recent study in mice found in the Benefits of Oats section of our new Oats Review, which includes our Top Picks for rolled ("old-fashioned") and steel-cut oats.
Also see our Top Pick water filter pitcher for removing PFAS from water, and our article about avoiding PFAS in food, water, and other products.
Do different forms of oats affect blood sugar differently? Yes, and this also depends on how they are prepared, as discussed in the ConsumerTips section of our Oat Cereals Review, which includes our Top Picks among oat cereals.
Also see: Which supplements and foods can help lower or control blood sugar?
Also learn about red yeast rice for lowering cholesterol and our Top Pick among such supplements.
Consuming oats, which contain beta-glucan, can help lower cholesterol. But do beta-glucan supplements help? See what a study showed in the Benefits section of our Oat Cereals Review, which includes our Top Picks among oat products.
Also see our article about supplements for heart health to learn which other supplements may help lower cholesterol.
Chlormequat – a compound with potential negative effects – has been found in many oat-based food products sold in the U.S. Should you be concerned? Get the details, including products with the highest amounts, in the Quality Concerns section of our Oat Cereals Review.
Regularly consuming oatmeal may lower cholesterol and promote beneficial changes in gut bacteria in people with mildly elevated cholesterol. Get the details based on a recent study in our Oat Cereals Review.
Also see our article about supplements and foods for lowering cholesterol.