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the reason linoleic acid levels in the serum are not accurate is because lower levels of linoleic acid can be found in people with increased levels of cardiovascular disease when that linoleic acid is oxidized into oxlams oxidized products of linoleic acid metabolism for hne 9 and 13 hode
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that's human physiology we know that linoleic acid can be metabolized into all sorts of things arachidonic acid and oftentimes if you have more linoleic acid in your blood it means that you don't have inflammation because that linoleic acid is not going down that that omega-6 pathway so this this linoleic acid in the blood is a very it's a very mushy very inaccurate measure of linoleic acid consumption
the reason linoleic acid levels in the serum are not accurate is because lower levels of linoleic acid can be found in people with increased levels of cardiovascular disease when that linoleic acid is oxidized into oxlams oxidized products of linoleic acid metabolism for hne 9 and 13 hode