Paul Saladino· MD
pork is a little lower it's about 13 12 to 13 or 14 percent linoleic acid in the fat of pork
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pork is a little lower it's about 13 12 to 13 or 14 percent linoleic acid in the fat of pork
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pork fat 12 to 14
Be careful with pork fat if the pig is fed lots of corn and soy as i talked about on my podcast previously that's going to change the amount of linoleic acid in the fat of the pig
guess what pigs are monogastric animals also most pigs are fed corn and soy as well which leads to massive enrichment of their fat with linoleic acid in the same way