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A group of monounsaturated fatty acids that contribute to heart health and the regulation of cholesterol levels. They also support cell function.
Add as Preferred SourceA group of monounsaturated fatty acids that contribute to heart health and the regulation of cholesterol levels. They also support cell function.
Omega-9 fatty acids belong to the group of monounsaturated fatty acids. and are known for their positive effect on the cardiovascular system, blood lipid levels and the metabolism. The best-known omega-9 fatty acid is oleic acid, which is found in high quantities in olive oil, olive oil, olive oil, olive oil and olive oil.strong data-end=""983"" data-start=""971"">avocados, almonds and vegetable oils such as rapeseed or peanut oil. Unlike omega-3 and omega-6, omega-9 is not essential, as the body can produce it itself - but there are still health benefits from a targeted dietary intake.
The effect of omega-9 includes the lowering of LDL cholesterol, the increase in HDL cholesterol and an anti-inflammatory effect, which can contribute to the prevention of arteriosclerosis. By stabilising cell membranes and supporting cell communication omega-9 fatty acids also have positive effects on the immune system and oxidative stress. Studies suggest that a balanced intake of omega-9 can improve insulin sensitivity and counteract chronic inflammatory processes
.Omega-9-rich foods play a particularly important role in the Mediterranean diet, which is considered one of the healthiest diets. For an optimal fatty acid balance, a combination with omega-3 fatty acids is recommended to balance the ratio of unsaturated fatty acids in the body. A varied diet with high-quality vegetable oils, nuts and fatty acids.strong data-end=""2256"" data-start=""2246"">seeds is therefore a simple and natural way to benefit from the many advantages of omega-9 fatty acids.
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High-purity Astaxanthin, derived purely from algae, for natural skin protection and anti-aging effects.