What does Fatty Acids do for the body
Fatty Acids are the building blocks of the Lipids in the Cell Membrane. It direct the Proteins to their appropriate places in the Membrane. It helps to form Hemoglobin and transports Cholesterol in the Blood. It boosts the Immune System and protects from Autoimmune Diseases.
Benefits of Fatty Acid
Fatty Acids help to reduce the bad Cholesterol and rise the good Cholesterol level. This prevents from Coronary Diseases and Strokes. It gives relief from Depression and helps in the overall development of the body. Fatty Acids prevents Dyslexia and ADHD ( Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ) in Children. It enables the synthesis of Prostaglandin. This regulates the body processes such as : Cardiovascular function and maintenance of the Musculoskeletal System.
Function of Fatty Acid
It regulates the Oxygen in the cells and produces Energy.
It promotes the secretion of Digestive enzymes.
Fatty Acids help to keep the Heart rate regular.
Fatty Acids are essential for the proper functioning of Brain, Eyes and Adrenal Glands.
It boosts the Immune system and prevents Allergy.
It makes the lubricant for the proper movement of the Joints and repair the Bones.
Effects of Fatty Acid Deficiency in the body
Kidney Disease
Liver Disease
Decreased immune function
Depression
Dryness of the skin
Effects of Excess Fatty Acid in the Body
The excess amount of Fatty Acid may lead to Dysfunctional Immune response to Viral or Bacterial Infection.