Abstract

The earlier insulin-independent low-density lipoproteins and more late insulin-dependent very low-density lipoproteins implement different functions at the stages of phylogenesis. The disorder of biological function of trophology, alteration of fatty acids in triglycerides, prevalence of palmitic very low-density lipoproteins over oleic very low-density lipoproteins supply mitochondria of cells with non-optimal substrate - palmitic saturated fatty acid for gaining energy, ATP synthesis. Physiologically, cells implement oleic alternative of fatty acids metabolism, oxidizing mainly ω-9 endogenous oleic mono-unsaturated fatty acid. The pathology of low density lipoproteins is primary deficiency of poly-unsaturated fatty acids in cells, atherosclerosis and atheromotosis of intima of arteries of elastic type with development of dense plaques from poly-unsaturated fatty acids in the form of polyethers of cholesterol. The pathology of very low-density lipoproteins includes: a) syndrome of resistance to insulin; b) pathology of phylogenetically earlier insulin-independent visceral fatty tissue - metabolic syndrome; c) pathology of phylogenetically later insulin-dependent subcutaneous adipocytes - obesity; d) secondary atherosclerosis, under cumulation of palmitic low-density lipoproteins in blood with development of atherothrombosis of intima of arteries, soft plaques rich with triglycerides. As for the prevention of disorders of transfer of fatty acids to very low-density lipoproteins and low-density lipoproteins is common in many ways - minimization of aphysiological effect of surplus amount of food, biological function of diet. The prevention at the level of population includes: a) maximal limitation of content of palmitic saturated fatty acid in food; b) moderate increasing of polysaturated fatty acids, ω-3 poly-saturated fatty acids predominantly; c) increasing of physical activity. The pharmaceuticals are not provided by biology in primary prevention of metabolic pandemics under aphysiological impact of environment factors.

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