Ep. 16: Understanding HNE, Biomarkers, and LPO—with Matt Quinn and Dr. Brian Kerley

Introduction We look at a paper about the process of how the fats in seed oils become toxic, and what effects those toxins can have.

This paper is a broad overview of the related disease processes, which we will discuss to further understand how one thing can be driving many different disease processes.

"The study of lipid peroxidation (LPO) processes has become a rapidly growing field in medicine and biology, based on increasing evidence that LPO is involved in the development of many chronic diseases, e.g. [references removed]

(1)    Asthma

(2)    Atherosclerosis

(3)    Alzheimer's disease

(4)    Rheumatoid arthritis

(5)    Burn injury

(6)    Cataractogenesis

(7)    Diabetes

(8)    Endotoxin liver injury

(9)    Multiple sclerosis