Paul Saladino· MD
Both are naturally very high in linoleic acid but have recently been hybridized to versions with more oleic acid.
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Both are naturally very high in linoleic acid but have recently been hybridized to versions with more oleic acid.
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rice bran oil which has 30 to 40 percent linoleic acid
Sunflower seed oil is 60 plus% linoleic acid. Rice brain oil is 35% linoleic acid.