Eicosatrienoic acid, 20:3 in food, benefits and drawbacks
Food low in Eicosatrienoic acid
Raw white mushrooms 0.00 g
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Almond butter (with salt) 0.00 g
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Raspberry juice concentrate 0.00 g
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Raw onion 0.00 g
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Baked or broiled orange roughy 0.00 g
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Raw oyster mushrooms 0.00 g
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Boiled carrot (without salt) 0.00 g
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Stewed chicken liver 0.00 g
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Boiled cabbage (with salt) 0.00 g
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Raw green plantain 0.00 g
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Food high in Eicosatrienoic acid
Dried pine nuts 0.35 g
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Black pepper (spice) 0.15 g
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Flaxseed oil (cold pressed) 0.10 g
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Whipped salted butter 0.09 g
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Baked or broiled farmed channel catfish 0.07 g
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Raw pork fat 0.07 g
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Raw farmed channel catfish 0.06 g
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Cooked pork fat 0.06 g
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Roasted turkey (skin only) 0.05 g
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Raw turkey (skin only) 0.04 g
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