Vegetable Oils Consumption as One of the Leading Cause of Cancer and Heart Disease | Niknamian | International Science and Investigation journal

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Abstract

This review takes a deep look at increases in the incidence of cancer and heart disease after
the introduction of industrial vegetable oils in the world. Most vegetable oils are highly
processed and refined products, which completely lack the essential nutrients. Omega-6
Linoleic acid from vegetable oils increases oxidative stress in the body of humans, contributing
to endothelial dysfunction and heart disease. The consumption of these harmful oils which are
high in mega-6 polyunsaturated fats results in changing the structure of cell membrane which
contribute to increasing inflammation and the incidence of cancer.



Niknamian, S., & Kalamian, M. (2016). Vegetable Oils Consumption as One of the Leading Cause of Cancer and Heart Disease. International Science And Investigation Journal, 5(5), 157-168. Retrieved from http://isijournal.info/journals/index.php/ISIJ/article/view/252/197

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These data suggest that linoleic acid consumption may increase prostate cancer risk, which is consistent with results from animal experiments. Linoleic acid is found in vegetable oils used in cooking and in cereals, snack foods, and baked goods. Our data failed to demonstrate consistently a protective effect of marine omega-3 fatty acids on prostate cancer.