2023peer-reviewed32 citations
Linoleic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid that reduces risk for cardiometabolic diseases: premise, promise and practical implications
Martha A. Belury
Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition & Metabolic Care
Abstract
Unraveling the cellular mechanism(s) of LA to impact PPAR activity may reset a false dogma that LA, as a member of the omega-6 fatty acid family, promotes inflammation in humans. In fact, LA appears to reduce inflammation and reduce risk for CMD.
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linoleic acid reduce inflammation
“LA appears to reduce inflammation and reduce risk for CMD.”
compound_effect100% confidence
linoleic acid reduce risk for cardiometabolic diseases
“LA appears to reduce inflammation and reduce risk for CMD.”
Concepts
DyslipidemiaInflammationAdipose tissuePolyunsaturated fatty acidMetabolic syndromeMedicineDiseaseInsulin resistance