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In the modern era, the abundance and accessibility of food have disrupted the ancestral mechanisms of food-seeking behavior and reward. Contemporary dietary choices are heavily influenced by sensory factors, particularly the texture and palatability of food, often favoring calorie-dense, lipid-rich options. However, this shift in dietary patterns, if unbalanced, increases the risk of weight gain and chronic inflammation. Our study investigated the relationship between lipid preference and inflammatory status using Wistar rats.
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