The effect of intakes of fish and Camelina sativa oil on atherogenic and anti-atherogenic functions of LDL and HDL particles: A randomized controlled trial
Manninen S, Lankinen M, Erkkila A, et al.
Published in Atherosclerosis
Abstract
Randomized controlled trial of camelina sativa oil and fish on LDL and HDL particle function.
Key Findings
Neither camelina oil nor fish intake changed the atherogenic or anti-atherogenic functional properties of LDL and HDL particles compared with control.
Conclusions
Lipid-lowering effects of camelina oil were not accompanied by improved lipoprotein functionality.
Limitations
Mechanistic endpoints, modest sample, 12-week duration.
Supplements Studied
Neither camelina oil nor fish intake changed the atherogenic or anti-atherogenic functional properties of LDL and HDL particles compared with control.
Outcomes Measured
Neither camelina oil nor fish intake changed the atherogenic or anti-atherogenic functional properties of LDL and HDL particles compared with control.
Study Details
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