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Detrimental Impact of Trans Fats on Human Health: Stearic Acid‐Rich Fats as Possible Substitutes

Strong evidence demonstrated the negative effect of trans fatty acid (TFA) intake on cardiovascular diseases (CVD), diabetes, systemic inflammation, and hemostasis. As a consequence, different regulatory actions have been developed around the world, aiming to reduce human consumption of TFA. Replace...

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Published in:Comprehensive reviews in food science and food safety 2008-06, Vol.7 (3), p.271-279
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