Trans fat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Trans fat is the common name for unsaturated fat with trans-isomer fatty acid (s). Trans fats may be monounsaturated or polyunsaturated but never saturated.
Unsaturated fat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Trans unsaturated fats are particularly risky because the double bond stereochemistry allows the fat molecules to assume a linear conformation which leads to efficient packing (i.e ...
Trans Fats - What You Need to Know About Trans Fats or Hydrogenated ...
What are trans fats or hydrogenated fats? Why are trans fats thought to be worse than saturated fats? And how can we find out which foods have trans fats hidden in them?
Trans-Fat: What Exactly is it, and Why is it so Dangerous?
Trans fat has been making headlines as consumers become aware that the artery-clogging fat is lurking in many food products. Find out the details of why trans fat is bad and ...
trans fats news and articles
Scientist, 94, goes after the FDA for misleading trans fat food labels 10/11/2009 - (NaturalNews) At 94, University of Illinois veterinary biosciences professor emeritus Fred ...
CBC News - Health - Trans fats: The move away from bad fats
The anti-trans-fat bandwagon has been rolling across Canada since the fall of 2003, when Ontario cookie-maker Voortman Cookies announced it would rid its products of the unhealthy ...
Trans-Fat FACTS.com
About Trans Fat Trans fats, especially those found in partially hydrogenated oils, have been maligned by food police groups and the media as "toxic," "phantom fats."