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Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA): Good or bad trans fat?

Park, 2009

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9181967312898356981
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Park Y
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Journal of food composition and analysis

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Even though trans fatty acids (TFAs) are present in natural sources such as foods from ruminant origins, the development of partially hydrogenated vegetable oil contributed to a significant increase in total TFAs consumption in humans. Currently, TFA consumption is …
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