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November 2, 2026
New study explores how soybean oil may impact liver inflammation in adults with metabolic-dysfunction associated fatty liver disease
Cardioprotective effects of dietary sources of polyunsaturated fatty acids have been recognized for several decades.1,2 Emerging evidence from clinical studies show that vegetable oils, including soybean oil, are also associated with a reduced risk of co-morbid conditions of cardiovascular diseases (e.g., metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, vascular-associated dementia conditions, central obesity, and metabolic-dysfunction associated fatty […]
October 29, 2026
New Review Suggests Linoleic Acid-Rich Oils Beneficially Affect Liver, Muscle, Skin, and Brain Health
Emerging research suggests linoleic acid may offer benefits beyond reducing circulating LDL-cholesterol levels and potentially decreasing cardiovascular disease risk. ST. LOUIS (October 29, 2026): A new comprehensive review in Current Nutrition Reports explores the impact linoleic acid may have on a range of health outcomes including cognition, muscle mass and strength, liver function, and skin […]
July 21, 2026
New Perspective Suggests Emerging Obesity Medications May Unlock Plant-Forward Eating
ST. LOUIS (July 21, 2026): As use of emerging obesity medications (EOMs) continues to rise, a new perspective published in Advances in Nutrition suggests these medications may create an unprecedented opportunity to help patients adopt healthier, more plant-forward dietary patterns. EOMs such as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists quiet “food noise”—the persistent, intrusive thoughts about […]
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