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ECS is Physiology

Tag: Adiposity

Critical analysis Three-panel diagram showing how dietary linoleic acid (LA) input, modulated by FADS desaturase activity, leads to divergent outcomes: high plasma LA with low downstream omega-6 (favorable) versus low plasma LA with high downstream omega-6 (inflammatory/ECS-driven)

Low plasma linoleic acid is a marker of high FADS activity – not a license to drink seed oil

Posted on May 6, 2026May 6, 2026 By Stefan Broselid

A new UK Biobank paper on omega‑6 and adiposity just landed, and if you only read the abstract, you’d think the story was simple: higher linoleic acid (LA) in plasma is “protective” against obesity and therefore we should be recommending more LA‑rich oils to everyone. Look one level deeper, and…

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Nutrition Science Conceptual image illustrating how maternal adiposity influences breast milk PUFA levels (like DHA & AA) and impacts infant endocannabinoid system (ECS) development.

The Adiposity Filter: How Maternal Body Fat Reshapes Milk PUFAs for Your Baby’s ECS

Posted on May 23, 2025May 23, 2025 By Stefan Broselid

At ECS.education, we’ve previously delved into how maternal metabolism and milk composition program infant development, the profound impact of maternal diet on the endocannabinoidome and infant health, and the links between ECS dysfunction, conditions like autism, and metabolic syndrome. Today, we explore compelling new research that adds another crucial layer to this understanding:…

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