vaccenic
- noun
- Specialized
- Researchers are studying the health effects of consuming vaccenic in different diets.
Examples
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Scientists found high levels of vaccenic in the butter samples collected from the farm.
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The vaccenic acid in butter is beneficial for health.
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The nutritionist explained that vaccenic is naturally present in dairy and beef products.
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Many dairy products contain vaccenic fatty acids.
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Trans-vaccenic acid is a type of beneficial fat found in the milk of ruminant animals.
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Many health experts advocate for the inclusion of vaccenic acid from dairy in a balanced diet.
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Research suggests that trans-vaccenic acid may have positive effects on human health when consumed in moderation.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vaccenic as a noun is named from Latin vacca 'cow' because this fatty acid is found mainly in cow fat and dairy products. That is why scientists use vaccenic to mean a fat you find in butter, milk, and beef.