Peter Attia· MD
look at death rates from heart disease heart disease rates as the levels of LA go up they seem to go down
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look at death rates from heart disease heart disease rates as the levels of LA go up they seem to go down
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If that were true, what we would expect to see is people who eat more linoleic acid have higher rates of heart disease. And what we see is the opposite. And I think there was a study that came out, a cohort study looking at like I think it was over a million people from various different countries showing that people who had higher levels of linoleic acid intake had lower levels of cardiovascular disease.