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Lopez–Alvarenga JC et al. – The total FA showed moderate association with levels of TG, whereas SFA was positively associated and large–chain PUFA was negatively associated. The Westernized dietary habits among Eskimos are likely to change their metabolic profile and increase comorbidities related to metabolic disease.

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