Comparative analysis of fatty acid profiles across omnivorous, flexitarians, vegetarians, and vegans: insights from the NuEva study
Lea Klein; Claudia Lenz; Karsten Krüger; Stefan Lorkowski; Kristin Kipp; Christine Dawczynski · 2025 · Lipids in Health and Disease
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Abstract
BACKGROUND: Different dietary choices can influence blood fatty acid profiles, which are crucial for maintaining physiological health and reducing disease risk. In particular, the exclusion of animal foods in vegetarian diets is associated with a higher risk of undersupply of long-chain omega (n)-3 fatty acids, which could, potentially, have a negative effect on inflammation. This study aimed to examine differences in plasma and erythrocyte fatty acid profiles as well as inflammation-related biomarkers between various plant-based diets and a regular omnivores diet. METHODS: The Nutritional Eva
Abstract by Lea Klein; Claudia Lenz; Karsten Krüger; Stefan Lorkowski; Kristin Kipp; Christine Dawczynski, Lipids in Health and Disease (2025) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.1186/s12944-025-02517-6