Effects of Partially Hydrogenated, Semi‐Saturated, and High Oleate Vegetable Oils on Inflammatory Markers and Lipids

Lipids1.90
Volume: 45, Issue: 5, Pages: 385 - 392
Published: May 1, 2010
Abstract
Knowledge about the effects of dietary fats on subclinical inflammation and cardiovascular disease risk are mainly derived from studies conducted in Western populations. Little information is available on South East Asian countries. This current study investigated the chronic effects on serum inflammatory markers, lipids, and lipoproteins of three vegetable oils. Healthy, normolipidemic subjects ( n = 41; 33 females, 8 males) completed a...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of Partially Hydrogenated, Semi‐Saturated, and High Oleate Vegetable Oils on Inflammatory Markers and Lipids
Published Date
May 1, 2010
Journal
Volume
45
Issue
5
Pages
385 - 392
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