dietary omega-6 restriction
Dietary omega-6 restriction involves limiting intake of omega-6 linoleic acid, commonly found in vegetable oils, to mitigate its potential adverse effects on health; since omega-6 activates the mTORC1 pathway, restricting it may help curb cancer growth in susceptible individuals; however, complete elimination is impractical due to its essential nature, emphasizing the importance of balanced intake; this approach complements pharmacological interventions.
Other Words
therapeutic strategy
receptor-positive breast cancer
triple-negative breast cancer
cellular metabolism
human cell growth
molecular biology
cell growth
lipid chaperone
FABP5
mTORC1
omega-6 linoleic acid
lactation practices
defined process
critically ill patients
lactation journey
lactation consultants