Intermittent high-fat diet: atherosclerosis progression by neutrophil reprogramming

Abstract

A recent study published in Nature by Lavillegrand et al. provided insights into how alternating high-fat diet (HFD) feeding reprograms neutrophil production and consequently promotes atheroprogression.¹ These findings have translational implications, offering insights into the use of dietary patterns as a potential therapeutic strategy to mitigate atherosclerosis.