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Feeding hens a special fat called gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) helps their bodies make more healthy fats for the egg yolk—16.7% better than another fat called linoleic acid—because GLA skips a slow step in the process.

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Evidence from Studies

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The study found that feeding hens oil rich in GLA led to more healthy fats in the egg yolk than oil with LA, which supports the idea that GLA works better because it skips a slow step in the process.

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