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| Preface | ||
| Overview of Evolutionary Aspects of [omega]3 Fatty Acids in the Diet | 1 | |
| Dietary Intake of Long-Chain Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids during the Paleolithic | 12 | |
| [omega]3 Fatty Acids and Cardiovascular Disease | 24 | |
| Regulatory Effects of Polyunsaturates on Bone Modeling and Cartilage Function | 38 | |
| [omega]3 Fatty Acid Status in Patients with Retinitis pigmentosa | 52 | |
| Production of Docosahexaenoic Acid from Microalgae and Its Benefits for Use in Animal Feeds | 61 | |
| Production of Docosahexaenoic Acid-Enriched Poultry Eggs and Meat Using an Algae-Based Feed Ingredient | 77 | |
| Designer Eggs and Their Nutritional and Functional Significance | 89 | |
| Poultry-Based Alternatives for Enhancing the [omega]3 Fatty Acid Content of American Diets | 102 | |
| Single Cell Oil Sources of Docosahexaenoic Acid: Clinical Studies | 116 | |
| [omega]3 Enriched Pork | 132 | |
| Enrichment of Beef with [omega]3 Fatty Acids | 144 | |
| Docosahexaenoic Acid-Enriched Milk | 160 | |
| [omega]3 Products: From Research to Retail | 166 | |
| Utilization of [omega]3 Fatty Acids in Companion Animal Nutrition | 176 | |
| Metabolism of [alpha]-Linolenic Acid from Flaxseed in Dogs | 186 | |
| Global Food Fortification Perspectives of Long Chain [omega]3 Fatty Acids | 199 | |
| Regulatory Aspects of [omega]3 Fatty Acid Labelling in Canada | 210 | |
| [omega]3 Fatty Acids - An Australian Perspective | 215 | |
| Redefining Dietary Reference Values and Food Safety | 219 | |
| Utilization of [omega]3 Fatty Acids in Ruminants | 223 | |
| Use of Marine Resources to Enrich the Most Consumed Animal Origin Products in Mexico with [omega]3 Fatty Acids | 224 | |
| The Fatty Acid Composition of Muscle, Brain, Marrow and Adipose Tissue in Elk: Evolutionary Implications for Human Dietary Lipid Requirements | 225 | |
| Fish Consumption May Predict a Lower Prevalence of Major Depression: A Cross-National Analysis | 226 | |
| Fish Oils as Potential Immune-Enhancers in Clinical Enteral Nutritional Support: A Survey of Professional Users | 227 | |
| Present Estimates of [omega]3 Fatty Acid Intake in the US | 228 | |
| Incorporation of [omega]3 Fatty Acid-Enriched Eggs in Low Fat Diets of Hypercholesterolemic Humans | 229 | |
| Marine Crustancea Red Crab (Pleuroncodes planipes) as a Potential Source [omega]3 Fatty Acids | 230 | |
| Factors Affecting [omega]3 Fatty Acid Deposition from Dietary Flaxseed and Elongation of C18:3 to C22:6 in the Egg | 230 | |
| Distribution of [omega]3 Fatty Acid Levels and Prevalence of Low Levels of [omega]3 Fatty Acids in Subjects Participating in the Framingham Offspring Heart Study Cycle 4 | 231 | |
| [omega]3 Fatty Acids in Meat Raise Plasma Levels of Eicosapentaenoic and Docosapentaenoic Acids | 233 | |
| Effect of Feeding Flaxseed to Laying Hens on the Hen Performance and Fatty Acid Composition of Yolk Eggs | 234 | |
| Author Index | 235 | |
| Subject Index | 236 |
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Nicky Horne
reviewed The Return of w3 Fatty Acids into the Food Supply: I. Land-Based Animal Food Products and Their Health Effects. International Conference, Bethesda, Md., September 1997, Vol. 83 on January 06, 2016 The Return of w3 Fatty Acids into the Food Supply
This wasn't at all what I expected. Maybe I'm just not a memoir kind of person but I was after a happy story about the life of the author with her two dogs. Instead I got a story about a person who couldn't cope with her two pets and gave them away on a whim so she could go travelling around the world instead.
All I kept thinking through the whole book was 'Stop complaining about giving the dogs away. You shouldn't have done it in the first place!'
Plus another thought constanly kept coming to mind 'Have you never heard of obedience training or making some other type of effort to fix the behaviour of a dog rather than just giving them away?'
All in all I don't really have much that's positive to say about this book unfortunately. It just frustrated me to no end and I was always left feeling that there just should have been a bit more to it.
If you're after a story of a person dropping everything in life to try and find herself, then this is a story you might like.
As much as I love animals I probably shouldn't allow myself to read books like this where pet ownership is explained from other points of view. My pets are like fur children to me who I have committed to owning, therefore have committed to the good and bad times that come with that. I just get too angry when I see instances where other's don't feel anywhere near the same.
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