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The review aims to explore the health risks associated with advanced lipoxidation end products (ALEs) from food processing.

Food‐Borne Advanced Lipoxidation End Products: From Processing‐Induced Formation to Systemic Health Effects

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This review highlights the health impacts of food-derived ALEs, suggesting risk mitigation through processing changes.

The review aims to explore the health risks associated with advanced lipoxidation end products (ALEs) from food processing.
Introduces a framework connecting processing, bioavailability, and toxicity of ALEs.
Discusses the role of thermal stress in food degradation.
Analyzes the absorption and toxicity of free and protein-bound ALEs.
Evaluates analytical techniques like LC-MS and SERS for understanding structural degradation.
Identifies that ALEs accumulate during food processing, especially in polyunsaturated fat-rich foods.
Finds that these compounds damage biomolecules and trigger oxidative stress.
Highlights RAGE and CD36 as key pathways in mediating toxicity.
Suggests that antioxidant applications can effectively mitigate immediate risks.

Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

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