Paul Saladino· MD
as i've spoken about before in some interventional trials we can clearly see that supplementing with linoleic acid increases oxidative stress
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as i've spoken about before in some interventional trials we can clearly see that supplementing with linoleic acid increases oxidative stress
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what they found was that in when they switched them from a diet rich in saturated fat to a diet with increased linoleic acid that there were increased oxidative stress markers eight iso pgf two alpha and they were decreased urinary concentration of nitric acid metabolites
urinary excretion of eight iso pgf2 alpha was significantly increased after the linoleic acid diet whereas the urinary concentration of nitric acid nitric oxide metabolites decrease
the hyalinoleic acid diet increased excretion of oxidative stress metabolites in this paper eight ISO pgf to Alpha and decreased the urinary concentration of nitric oxide metabolites
high linoleic acid diet increases oxidative stress in Vivo in the body and affects nitric oxide metabolism in humans