Chart 27-7 · 11 min
The omega-6 cascade
A read of this page, with the plate.
Linoleic must be eaten. Delta-6 lets it become GLA. Then DGLA. Then a fork: toward PGE-1, or toward arachidonic and the two-series. So a fork is not a dose. Primrose stays a name.
Her voice, from the class.
The omega-6 cascade — delta-6, GLA, arachidonic fork
Practice
Walk linoleic, GLA, DGLA, the fork. If the room is a clot, you stop.
Check
Delta-6-desaturase on 27-7:
- Is a dose of primrose
- Lets linoleic become GLA — Chart 1-1 ✓
- Is cyclooxygenase
The enzyme. Not destructurase.
The fork under DGLA is taught as:
- A clot protocol
- Two alternatives — PGE-1, or arachidonic then the twos ✓
- A statin you unwrite
Named. Not dosed.
Linoleic on this hour is:
- Made in the body
- 18:2 w6 — must be eaten ✓
- PGE-2
The first board.
GLA on 27-7 needs:
- Cyclooxygenase
- Delta-6-desaturase from linoleic ✓
- A dose of primrose
Chart 1-1.
DGLA is:
- 18:2
- 20:3 w6 — two extra carbons, the fork under it ✓
- Saturated
That's the work.
Two alternatives means:
- One dose
- Toward PGE-1, or first to arachidonic ✓
- Only TXA-2
The fourth board.
Primrose on this hour:
- A dose you write
- A name ✓
- Destructurase
You do not write a dose from this practice.
If the room is a clot on Chart 1-1:
- You prescribe GLA
- You stop ✓
- You wait for 27-9
The stop.
The enzyme’s name is:
- Delta-6-destructurase
- Delta-6-desaturase ✓
- Cyclooxygenase
Q01 corrected.
Soy on this hour is:
- A dose you write
- A name on linoleic’s list — not a kitchen protocol ✓
- The fork
That's the work.