Fasting triglyceridemia in the pathological range exacerbates postprandial endothelial
dysfunction - an early atherogenic step - induced by high-saturated fatty acid meal
(HSFAM) ingestion. The influence of high, but normal fasting triglyceridemia (hnTG)
on the endothelial response to HSFAM and the potential benefits exerted by a mixed
Mediterranean-type meal (MMM) on postprandial endothelial function have never been
investigated. Our objective was thus 1) to evaluate macro and microvascular and metabolic
responses to a MMM in comparison to an isocaloric HSFAM in healthy males and 2) to
explore the influence of hnTG on these measures.
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