Which of the following is not a consequence of a low fat diet?
A) Low levels of fat soluble vitamins
B) Low levels of essential fatty acids
C) Brittle hair
D) Poor would healing
E) Low blood pressure

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Low blood pressure is not directly a consequence of a low fat diet. Low levels of fat-soluble vitamins, essential fatty acids, brittle hair, and poor wound healing can result from inadequate fat intake, but low blood pressure is more influenced by factors such as salt intake, hydration, and overall cardiovascular health rather than fat intake alone.

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