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Mechanistically, the discordance between reduced oxidative stress and increased serum PCBs under caloric restriction can be understood through lipolysis-mediated mobilization. The He et al. 2017 cohort, which specifically measured PCBs in obese adults undergoing P-CR, provides direct human evidence for this mobilization pathway. Preclinical data on caloric restriction have long established the antioxidant benefits, but the concurrent contaminant release represents a mechanistic risk that is unique to obese populations with substantial xenobiotic body burdens. The CALERIE 2 data from Ilyasova et al. 2018, focused on healthy non-obese volunteers, showed oxidative improvements without the same PCB mobilization concern, consistent with lower baseline contaminant stores.

Evidence grade: exploratory

Contradiction status: none

Publication: 517b3554-7f7d-4437-bce4-549b7b5d29db

Provenance: Derivation Web chain

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  • source_1 Abdollahpour 2025
  • source_2 Kazeminasab 2025
  • source_3 Pescari 2024
  • source_4 Weaver 2026
  • source_5 Pomatto-Watson 2021

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