Paul Saladino· MD
so anytime someone has trouble losing weight i'm thinking about this study which is actually from 2017 and saying hmm how much linoleic acid is in your diet
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so anytime someone has trouble losing weight i'm thinking about this study which is actually from 2017 and saying hmm how much linoleic acid is in your diet
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my concern with chicken is that chicken is a monogastric animal like a pig and that if you are eating chicken fat from an animal that's eating lots of corn and soy you're pushing the amount of linolic acid up in your diet and that can stall weight loss for some people