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Long term effects on human plasma lipoproteins of a formulation enriched in butter milk polar lipid
Lipids in Health and Disease, 10/19/09

Ohlsson L et al. – A daily increase of SL intake did not significantly influence fasting plasma lipids or lipoproteins. In group B TG, cholesterol, LDL, HDL and apolipoprotein B concentrations increased, however, but not in group A after four weeks. The difference in LDL cholesterol was seen primarily in women and difference in TG primarily in men. No significant side effects were observed. Conclusions: The study did not show any significant decrease on plasma lipids or lipoprotein levels of an SL–enriched formulation containing 2–3 times more SL than the normal dietary intake on cholesterol, other plasma lipids or on energy intake. The formulation A may, however, have counteracted the trend towards increased blood lipid concentrations caused by increased energy intake that was seen with the B formulation.

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