Paul Saladino· MD
now they used rapeseed um and they used it because it had more omega-3 fats but I also used it because it had less linoleic acid they got them down to about a 3.6 percent rate of linoleic acid
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now they used rapeseed um and they used it because it had more omega-3 fats but I also used it because it had less linoleic acid they got them down to about a 3.6 percent rate of linoleic acid
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