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Health Effects of Lauric Oils Compared to Unsaturated Vegetable Oils

Emken, 1994

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12184838369324166054
Author
Emken E
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Proceedings of the World Conference on Lauric Oils: Sources, Processing, and Applications

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Recent reports have suggested that the nutritional value of oleic acid may be equivalent to or better than linoleic acid (18: 2n-6) because oleic acid does not lower HDL levels and/or lower apolipoprotein AI. There are also recent studies, which agree with many older studies …
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