Paul Saladino· MD
higher levels of linoleic acid in the fatty tissue are the most correlated with intake and they have worse outcomes
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higher levels of linoleic acid in the fatty tissue are the most correlated with intake and they have worse outcomes
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the the r squared here is 0.96 guys there's a huge correlation there's a very very strong correlation between greenland which has the lowest and usa which is the highest highest uh part of this graphic and the mr fit quintiles the quebec studies japan we need to put more points on this graph but the points that are here really suggest that the more omega-6 fatty acids that are highly unsaturated that is mostly linoleic acid that you have in your fatty tissue the higher your coronary heart disease mortality is