Abstract

(…) The purpose of the present review was to identify the known cardiovascular effects of flaxseed and alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) and, just as importantly, what is presently unknown.

Conclusion

In view of these data, it is possible to advocate a potential pleiotropic effect of ALA beyond the more conventional cholesterol-lowering actions of most cardiovascular drugs. Most importantly, the body of ALA research now argues persuasively for the initiation of careful, randomized, controlled trials of dietary flaxseed and/or ALA in a patient population with symptoms of atherosclerotic heart disease.

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Interesting! Sources?

english, it is better handled by computers at all levels

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How can I learn how to set this up?

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Actually, the word “meme” was introduced as a reference to the word “gene”. A “meme” would be a similar concept but in a cultural (rather than biological) realm.

it is “a unit of cultural transmission”—the cultural equivalent of a gene

https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/meme-word-origins-history