The response of red drum to the various dietary level of
menhaden oil. Aquaculture, 70: 107-120.
Three treatment groups received a high-fat diet with 22%, 56%, or 100% of the kcal derived from lard replaced with
menhaden oil. These groups were referred to as 10%, 25%, and 45% menhaden oil-treated rats, respectively.
Oregano and rosemary extracts inhibit oxidation of long-chain n-3 fatty acids in
menhaden oil. Journal of Food Science, v.72, n.9, p.C504-C508, 2007.
CR 5x4x6 2.0 Flaxseed and (2011)
menhaden oils Study Conjugated linoleic acids Isomers profiles (4) Kim et al.
In 1997, the same status was extended to refined
menhaden oil. This means that not only is the oil a new ingredient in jars of spaghetti sauce and sticks of margarine, but a whole new health food and nutritional supplement market has opened up.
FDA has issued a Proposed Rule to amend its regulation on
menhaden oil, which has been affirmed GRAS (generally recognized as safe) as a direct human food ingredient with specific limitations.
Indeed,
menhaden oil was interchangeable with whale oil (Goode, 1887; Webb, 2001).
The mixed ingredients were then transferred to a food blender (Model C-100, Hobart Manufacturing Co., Troy, Ohio) and
menhaden oil added into the mixture and mixed for 10 minutes.
"We suggest that our customers reduce the oil percentage in their food applications by the amount of
menhaden oil that will deliver the desired omega-3 dosage."
Omega Protein produces
menhaden oil, used in a variety of foods for its high content of omega-3 fatty acids.
reported that dietary salsalate in combination with lower amounts of
menhaden oil provided greater benefit in diabetes-induced vascular and neural impairment than
menhaden oil alone, stressing the importance of combination therapy for the treatment of DPN.