Quantity not composition of dietary fats represents the dominant contributor to experimental obesity: Relevance to human pathophysiology

Volume: 26, Issue: 3-4, Pages: 315 - 322
Published: Sep 1, 2019
Abstract
Plant fats are low in saturated fats but high in unsaturated fats compared to animal fats, and are supposedly less obesogenic. This study compared the obesogenic effects of plant and animal derived fatty diets in Wistar rats. Rats of each gender were divided into three dietary (standard chow (SC), high fat diet rich in animal fat (HFDaf) and a high fat diet rich in plant fat (HFDpf)) groups of ten each and fed for 17 weeks. Anthropometric,...
Paper Details
Title
Quantity not composition of dietary fats represents the dominant contributor to experimental obesity: Relevance to human pathophysiology
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Volume
26
Issue
3-4
Pages
315 - 322
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