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Recommeded amount of fat in diets

30-40% (vegetarians often get only 10%)

What is Butyric acid and what is it play a role in

Found in butter Saturated fat


-crucial supportive role in health of intestinal endothelial cells



What percentage is myelin sheath of fat

80%

Yin principle with fat

thin dry nervous = eat fat


overweight fatigued depressed = limit fat

what causes arteriosclerosis

chronically elevated cholesterol levels


-hardening and thinking of arteries


high blood pressure


excessive clotting risks

How can lower cholesterol from the diet?

Fibre rich foods


-fruits & Veg- colourful meals


(vitamins, antioxidantes, soluble fibers)


-Whole Grains- removing bile from body


(fiber, niacin, Vit E)


-Legumes- controls fat metabolism


(soluble fiber, lecithin, choline)

How can healthy fats lower cholesterol?

cold water fish-protein & omega 3


nuts & seeds - fiber, mono oils, omega 3


Olive oil - oleuroprein & flavonoids increase HDL

Dietary Intervnetions for Dyslipidemia PRIMARY PREVENTION

no hx of CVD


-decrease intake cholesterol <300mg/day


-restrict fat intake of 30% of cals


-<mono & polyunsatu


<vegfruit & Veg


-<cold water fish & plants


<fiber **soluble


>sugar 8%


>alcohol 5%

Dietary interventions for Dsylipidemia SECONDARY PREVENTION

high risk of prior CVD


->cholesterol intake 200mg.day


->fat 20% of calories


>7% saturated fats


NO trans fats

Why can too much PUFA's be a problem?

they are prone to oxidation (especially during cooking) producing toxic aldehyde that promote CVD


**MUFAs may be safer then PUFA(fewer reactive bonds)

What should increase with an increase with unsaturated fats increase?

antioxidant intakes

What is the best type of fat for cooking?

coconut oil or saturated fats


**use PUSA for cold cooking

High Heat examples of oils

coconut


avocado


palm


Ghee


Butter

Med Heat examples of oils

olive


seseame


hazelnut


pistachio



Low heat/Baking examples of oil

pumpkin


sunflower


canola

No Heat examples of fats

fish oil


flaxseed


hempseed

What is lipid Peroxidation

"chemically damaged free radical fats"


fatty acid susceptibility of oxidation of their double bonds producing free radicals or oxidative products


<double bonds = <oxidation < more unstable


-light, temp, oxygen, cofactors effect his


Tend to Propagate once started (waterfall effect)


*cause aging & cancer

What is lipid peroxide correlated to?

CVD


-atherosclerosis


-cardiac/cerebral ischemia


-Cancer


-allergies


Heavy Metal toxicities

What aids in protection from lipid peroxide

Vit E, C, CoQ all help reduce lipid peroxides

What does Rancidity refer to?

fat exposed to oxygen and become "off"


keep away from light, heat and air


ex. nuts, seeds, whole grains, oils, fish

What are Trans-Fats

unseat that contain at least 1 non-conjugated double bond into TRANS form "straighter" confirmation


body thinks its cis but stacks like saturated destroying function of a true cis


-change viscosity of membranes/recognitions of membrane functions

HOw do TFAs occur

mostly industrial hydrogenation of veg oils


refining and frying oils too



Why do they make TFA

increase shelf life


make oils look like butter to increase convenience

How do you hydrogenate a fat

hydrogen bubble through oil in presence of nickel catalyst

Health risks of TFA

<Coronary artery disease


<cancer


<type 2 diabetes


<allergy


<LDL & VLDL


<ovulatory infertility /fetal development



What are a few fat subsitutes

Olestra- >fat absorption (got banned in Canada)




Simplesse- (milk whey whipped & Heated)


-roll over tongue like fat

Why are essential fats impotatnt

brain and CNS need for optimum functioning


-optiumum development of brain and neural systems


-affect mental health


decrease inflammation & degeneration



When EPA's are needed

inflammatory diesase


auto-immune diseases


joint/skin/asthma/mental health

When DHAs are needed

precursor formation is low


cognition


pregnancy etc

When GLAs are needed

hormonal balancing


immune system function


skin healthy


cancer