New study reveals the anti-inflammatory power of Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) oil, shedding light on its potential to alleviate inflammation in conditions like ulcerative colitis.
Reviewed by Megan Craig, M.Sc.Aug 21 2023 The study investigated how BSFL oil, abundant in beneficial medium chain fatty acids, impacts inflammation. By comparing its effects with a specific fatty acid , the study revealed that BSFL oil uniquely countered inflammation triggered by different immune signals. The researchers also pinpointed how BSFL oil triggers cellular changes that could curb inflammation, setting it apart from other treatments.
Ulcerative colitis, a persistent inflammatory bowel disease, often necessitates dietary adjustments. A pivotal factor is the profile of fatty acids within the diet. The research team's investigation delves into the anti-inflammatory potential of BSFL oil, rich in medium chain fatty acids like C12:0, and its potential role in mitigating inflammation linked to ulcerative colitis.
The study's insights extend to the genetic level, revealing that BSFL oil could potentially influence cellular energy utilization and immune function through signaling pathways such as mTOR and PPAR, facilitating the utilization of fats for energy. In contrast, the impact of C12:0 mainly revolves around cholesterol synthesis.
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