Dietary Fats and Inflammation
Exploring the relationship between dietary fats and inflammation reveals significant insights. Evidence from clinical trials indicates that omega-6 rich oils do not increase inflammatory markers, while saturated fats may actually contribute to inflammation through gut microbiome interactions. Additionally, the impact of monounsaturated oils like olive and canola oil shows no superiority over vegetable oils in terms of inflammation.In this clip
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Evidence-based dietary fat tips | Simon Hill, Msc, Bsc
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