The Effect of Polyphenols in Olive Oil on Heart Disease Risk Factors
Rigshospitalet · University of Eastern Finland · +1 more institution
Abstract
Virgin olive oils are richer in phenolic content than refined olive oil. Small, randomized, crossover, controlled trials on the antioxidant effect of phenolic compounds from real-life daily doses of olive oil in humans have yielded conflicting results. Little information is available on the effect of the phenolic compounds of olive oil on plasma lipid levels. No international study with a large sample size has been done.
To evaluate whether the phenolic content of olive oil further benefits plasma lipid levels and lipid oxidative damage compared with monounsaturated acid content.
Citation impact
- FWCI
- 16.72
- Percentile
- 100%
- References
- 39
Authors
16- MCMaría‐Isabel CovasCorresponding
Rigshospitalet, University of Eastern Finland, Municipal Institute for Medical Research
- KNKristiina Nyyssönen
University of Eastern Finland, Rigshospitalet, Municipal Institute for Medical Research
- HEHenrik E. Poulsen
Municipal Institute for Medical Research, Rigshospitalet, University of Eastern Finland
- JKJari Kaikkonen
University of Eastern Finland, Municipal Institute for Medical Research, Rigshospitalet
- HFHans‐Joachim F. Zunft
Municipal Institute for Medical Research, Rigshospitalet, University of Eastern Finland
Topics & keywords
- Crossover study
- Olive oil
- Polyphenol
- Medicine
- Antioxidant
- Food science
- Lipid profile
- Cholesterol