Paul Saladino· MD
linoleic acid actually breaks that very fundamental biological switch and so here's what happens with the nematodes
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linoleic acid actually breaks that very fundamental biological switch and so here's what happens with the nematodes
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the linoleic acid is sending a signal from our mitochondria to our cells to remain insulin sensitive and though this may sound good on the surface in the adipocytes it's a nightmare and over time you end up with broken metabolism
so that's a situation in which quote native linoleic acid excess native linoleic acid might be harmful but the majority of what we're going to talk about in this podcast are the breakdown products of linoleic acid which is a whole separate chapter of why these molecules or how these molecules can be harmful