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Las grasas poliinsaturaras no son nada recomendables pero cada quien que haga lo que quiera

. estas grasas se oxidan muy rapido ..
viejo, yo hago una dieta que se llama Dieta Anabolica de Mauro Di Pasquale, la cual se basa este hilo, hay varios libros de la dieta, que varian dependiendo del año y evolucion de la misma. Es ahi de donde yo leo para habitar por aqui. Sin embargo, creo que estamos hablando de lo mismo, solo que creo que me confundi por la generalidad que usaste, simple error de apreciacion mia, lo acepto.
en mi caso solo uso (porque he leido extensamente sobre el tema, como no tienes idea) aceite de olivo extravirgen, generalmente puro sin cocinar, te dire que me gusta su sabor y lo tomo directamente de la botella, cuando tengo que completar calorias. Algun otro aceite vegetal que uso son pildoras de de Flaxseed 5gr. (creo que es lino en español) y pildoras de aceite de pescado en mayores cantidades, Toda la demas grasa es la derivad de productos carnicos y similares, sin freir y generalmente asado o cocido, claro que el bacon y huevo etc tendran sus excepciones.
en el libro que te pedia leer debido a mi confusion, menciona qeu ciertamente los aceites vegetales procesados son un no-no.
a los O3, a esto me referia: (pag 91)
For the person on the Metabolic Diet, where fat and protein are found at high levels, the omega-3's can provide an excellent hedge against worries about cholesterol. Blood pressure, clotting, immune response, insulin resistance and triglyceride levels are all positively affected.34 Even in cases where dietary cholesterol is increased, omega-3's may aid in actually lowering serum cholesterol.35 There is some evidence to suggest that in higher-fat diets aerobic exercise also reduces serum cholesterol36 and thus may improve the effects of omega-3 rich fish oil on cholesterol.
LNA, EPA and DHA can also enhance lipolysis (body fat breakdown)37,38 and decrease lipogenesis (body fat formation).39,40 The combined breakdown of stored bodyfat and decrease in additional bodyfat can have very positive results for the dieter. You actually end up making less fat and breaking down more of what's already on the body when using these oils.
That's why I wholeheartedly support adding portions of fish and fish oil to your daily diet.
mas adelante, respecto a las grasas malas: pag, 94:
Bad Fats
There's a very popular misconception that commercial vegetable oils are a good healthy source for essential and non-essential fatty acids. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The fact is that most of those vegetable oils you see on the shelf of your local supermarket including corn, canola and soybean oils, have been hydrogenated or very heavily refined, and are so overly processed that they can be harmful to your health. Processing not only removes any useful properties the oil had such as EFAs or antioxidants, but depending on the processing can cause immune problems and predispose us to certain cancers.
The problem is that the natural poly- and monounsaturated fatty acids are reactive to light and heat and spoil readily. Even natural polyunsaturated fats, because they are unstable and oxidize readily, have been recently shown to have two serious drawbacks. First of all, they seem to promote certain cancers at a dietary concentration of 5% or more.44 Secondly, while they can lower total cholesterol they can also lower the HDL45 and thus increase the chances of coronary artery disease.
que como ves, es de lo mismo que estamos hablando.
no tenemos que seguir alegando nada, a menos que quieras abrir otro hilo y hablar de otros textos en el.
@peko, el libro lo encuentras en la firma de uno+
saludos!