Incorporation and distribution of crude palm oil fatty acids in the plasmatic lipids of consumers


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Original Article

Author :

DERE Kwadjo Anicet Luc, DJOHAN Youzan Ferdinand, MANHAN Kahissi´e, KOUAME Andr´e Bhellis, TIAHOU Gno

Volume :

6

Issue :

3

Abstract :

Introduction: Among vegetal oils using in the world, palm oil is rating in a good position in Africa and the countries of south-east Asia. Our research is a study of collective supplementation which elaborated in a global frame of valorization of vegetal oils consumed in Cˆote d’Ivoire. Materials and Methods: This study concerned 30 participants apparently in good health. Experimentation lasted 15 days, and participants were private d of whole consumption of fat before and after supplementation. The supplementation has been done during the lunch by addition of 70 grams of crude palm oil in the rice after cooking and contained a portion of rice with lean fish. Every participant received this meal throughout the supplementation. The blood have been picked prior to the onset of experimentation (J0) and then seven days after (J7) and finally after fifteen days (J15). The assay was realized by gas chromatography. Results: The rate of satured fatty acids in total lipids during supplementation decreased significantly from J0 to J15. Conversely, incorporation of monounsatured and polyunsatured in total lipids incremented in same time growing up respectively from 23.51 to 28.88 and from 39.27 to 39.58 for MUFA and PUFA. Conclusion: Crude palm oil possesses common advantages of vegetal oils, nonetheless its high concentration of satured disquiet researchers. The implementation of new cultivars poor in satured fatty acids and enrich in unsatured fatty acids will enable to fulfill the needs of health of several populations in the world.

Keyword :

 Fatty acids, Palm oil, Plasmatic lipids