D5 - low omega-6/omega-3 ratio for reducing inflammation Flashcards

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What are seed oils high in omega-6 polyunsaturated fat linked to?

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Seed oils high in omega-6 polyunsaturated fat (PUFA) linoleic acid (LA) are linked to inflammation

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What does dietary LA increase

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contributing to health issues?

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What impact does LA have on inflammation and cardiovascular health?

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LA induces an inflammatory environment

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What is the AA-independent pathway of inflammation associated with omega-6 seed oils?

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The AA-independent pathway of inflammation with omega-6 seed oils leads to oxidized linoleic acid metabolites (OXLAMs).

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How do marine omega-3s counteract inflammation caused by AA metabolism?

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Marine omega-3s inhibit inflammation caused by AA metabolism

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What benefits do EPA and DHA

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found in omega-3s

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What are dietary omega-3 fatty acids associated with in cardiovascular and chronic diseases?

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Dietary omega-3 fatty acids are associated with lower inflammation and endothelial activation in cardiovascular and chronic diseases.

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Which omega-3 PUFA is particularly effective in reducing cytokine-induced endothelial leucocyte adhesion molecules?

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DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) is particularly effective in reducing cytokine-induced endothelial leucocyte adhesion molecules.

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What do omega-3 PUFAs reduce

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inhibiting atherosclerosis?

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What is the relationship between omega-3 index and inflammation in peripheral arterial disease patients?

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The omega-3 index is inversely related to inflammation in peripheral arterial disease patients.

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What happens when the omega-6/3 ratio decreases?

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Decreasing the omega-6/3 ratio reduces the inflammatory response; studies suggest that replacing omega-6 with omega-3 reduces inflammation.

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What is a low omega-6/3 ratio associated with in animal studies?

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A low omega-6/3 ratio is associated with lower triglycerides

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What contribution do omega-6 (AA) eicosanoids and cytokines make to inflammation?

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Omega-6 (AA) eicosanoids and cytokines contribute to inflammation; NSAIDs inhibit these metabolites.

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How do omega-3 PUFAs act in terms of inflammation?

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Omega-3 PUFAs act as anti-inflammatory agents

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What may consuming omega-6 seed oils have adverse effects on

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and what can omega-3 supplementation benefit?

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