De nombreuses études observent une faible corrélation entre le cholestérol alimentaire, notamment la consommation d'oeufs, et l’incidence des maladies cardiovasculaires [1].Parmi les résultats des paramètres biochimiques sanguins, cette étude à montré une baisse significative du taux de LDL-cholestérol (facteur de risque coronarien) avec un apport de GPL-DHA®.
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Moyenne ± SD à : |
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0 sem |
4 sem |
8 sem |
Cholestérol total (mmol/L) |
4,63 ± 0,56 |
4,57 ± 0,78 |
4,75 ± 0,87 |
HDL-Cholestérol (mmol/L) |
1,57 ± 0,33 |
1,68 ± 0,38 |
1,72 ± 0,41 |
LDL-Cholestérol (mmol/L) |
2,68 ± 0,65 |
2,68 ± 0,65 |
2,67 ± 0,89 |
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Moyenne ± SD à : |
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0 sem |
4 sem |
8 sem |
Cholestérol total (mmol/L) |
5,24± 0,87 |
5,27 ± 0,71 |
5,06 ± 0,76 |
HDL-Cholestérol (mmol/L) |
1,50 ± 0,17 |
1,57 ± 0,23 |
1,47 ± 0,25 |
LDL-Cholestérol (mmol/L) |
3,35 ± 0,81 |
3,25 ± 0,77 |
3,11 ± 0,72 |
x ± SD (p<0,05)
Conclusion
Parmi les résultats des paramètres biochimiques sanguins, nous avons noté une baisse significative du taux de LDL-cholestérol (facteur de risque coronarien) seulement dans le groupe GPL-DHA®. Cette observation conforte le rôle préventif des acides gras oméga 3 dans les risques cardiovasculaires.
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