Is canola oil good for thyroid patients?
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12 Citations | Extrusion of the Canola mixture had no effect on the biological value or anti-thyroid activity; in both respects it was superior to the Jet Neuf mixt–res. |
These clearly indicate that the two graded doses of oral iodized oil have the same effect on thyroid function and goitre reduction. | |
16 Citations | The acute thyroid hormone response to iodized oil, whether inhibitory or stimulatory in a particular subject, depends both on goiter size and on the serum concentration of TSH. |
39 Citations | Based on the results it seems that adding 5% canola oil to the laying hen diet based on corn and soybean meal, can increase omega-3 fatty acids content of egg-yolk which may have beneficial roles on human health. |
For these reasons, canola oil can be considered an important food-resource: future scientific research is expected to provide further evidence on adoption of canola oil as a standard dietary choice in healthy subjects as well as a therapeutic strategy in disease treatment. | |
Overall, thyroid dysfunction should be taken into account when evaluating and treating dyslipidemic patients. | |
In conclusion, canola oil increased the content of omega 9 and omega 3 fatty acids and decreased the content of omega 6 fatty acids in meat, fat and plasma in broiler chickens. |
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