Fat from Tenebrionidae bugs – Sterols content, fatty acid profiles, and cardiovascular risk indexes
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Pol. J.Food Nu . Sci., 2019, Vol. 69, No. 3, pp. 247–254
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INTRODUCTION
F om henu i ional poin o iew, edible insec s ha e be-
come an inc easingly discussed opic inbo h hep o essional
andlaic public, e en incoun ies whe e hei consump ion
isno common [Mlček e al., 2014; Ramos-Elo duy e al.,
2011; an Huis, 2016]. Inpa icula , i ispossible o use ed-
ible insec s as a aluable al e na i e sou ce o p o eins, espe-
cially in egions wi h alack o con en ional animal p o eins
[Mlček e al., 2014; Ramos-Elo duy e al., 2011; an B oek-
ho en e al., 2015]. O he bene i s include highe eed con e -
sions, low g eenhouse gas emissions, be e soil u iliza ion,
and hecon e sion o o ganic ma e ials o aluable p oduc s.
This s a egy can lead o i nancial sa ings anden i onmen al
bene i s [Ce i os, 2009, 2011; Fon ane o e al., 2011; Ma iod
e al., 2011; P emala ha e al., 2011]. Insec s ha e also ag ea
po en ial as eed, o example, inaquacul u e [ an Huis,
2016]. This isdue o hehigh con en o p o eins andsulphu
amino acids ha can besuccess ully used as eed o poul y
[Józe i ak e al., 2016].
One o hemos s udied species o insec s is hemealwo m
[Finke, 2002, 2004; Ba oso e al., 2014; Ra zanaadii e al.,
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2012; Sánches-Mu os e al., 2016; Tzompa-Sosa e al., 2014;
Zielińska e al., 2015]. I isagood sou ce o p o ein and a .
Thehighes p o ein con en (637.0–676.5g/kg ind y ma e
(DM)) andlowes a con en (148.8–184.0g/kg DM) was
de e mined inadul specimen. Howe e , la ae andpupae a e
mo e nu i ionally bene i cial because o hei be e diges ibil-
i y andsenso y p ope ies. Fo la ae, he o al p o ein con-
en isusually epo ed in he ange om 477.6 o 527.0g/kg
DM and o al a con en om 189.0 o 382.9g kg DM.
S e ols a e key nu i ional elemen s o insec s. They a e
p ecu so s o s e oid ho mones andde elopmen p ocess
egula o s [Mondy e al., 2006]. Phy os e ols, ypical plan
s e ols, we e ound ininsec samples [Pii onen, 2000], be-
cause insec s canno syn hesize choles e ol de no o [Behme
& Nes, 2003] andha e o use plan phy os e ols (β-si os e ol,
campes e ol, s igmas e ol) o syn hesize choles e ol. Cho-
les e ol is hemos abundan s e ol p esen ininsec s. Meal-
wo m (Teneb io moli o ) s e ols con ain abou 17% o 7-de-
hyd ocholes e ol andabou 67% o choles e ol [Ikekawa
e al., 2013]. Insec s need choles e ol o syn hesize i aminD3
ands e oid ho mones known as ecdys e oids. These ho -
mones a e indispensable o heindi idual de elopmen al
s ages o heins a [Na ion, 2001; Klowden, 2007].
Choles e ol is ound in oods o animal o igin, bu i isalso
heonly s e ol hehuman body can syn he ize byi sel . Too
high choles e ol in ake causes inc eased le els o low-densi y
Fa om Teneb ionidae Bugs – S e ols Con en , Fa y Acid P o i les, andCa dio ascula Risk Indexes
Jiří Mlček1*, Anna Adámko á1, Ma in Adámek2, Ma ie Bo ko co á1, Ma ina Bednářo á3, I ana Knížko á4
1Depa men o Food Analysis andChemis y, Tomas Ba a Uni e si y, Zlín, Czech Republic
2Depa men o Mic oelec onics, Facul y o Elec ical Enginee ing andCommunica ion,
B no Uni e si y o Technology, Czech Republic
3Depa men o In o ma ion Technology, Mendel Uni e si y, B no, Czech Republic
4Li es ock Technology andManagemen , Ins i u e o Animal Science, P ague, Czech Republic
Key wo ds: mealwo m, supe wo m, choles e ol, s igmas e ol, β-si os e ol, cholecalci e ol
This wo k ocused on analysing hecon en o selec ed s e ols andp o i le o a y acids o edible insec species – mealwo m (Teneb io moli o )
andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io), which a e expec ed o inc ease hei usabili y inhuman nu i ion. S e ols con en was de e mined using capilla y
gas ch oma og aphy me hod. Choles e ol con en was de e mined a 1335mg/kg ind y ma e (DM) o hemealwo m, which was less han o
supe wo m (3224mg/kg DM). O he s e ols analysed we e s igmas e ol andβ-si os e ol, which we e once again highe insupe wo m (s igmas e ol
– 44mg/kg DM andβ-si os e ol – 414mg/kg DM) han inmealwo m (s igmas e ol – 18mg/kg DM andβ-si os e ol – 171mg/kg DM). F om henu-
i ional poin o iew, heamoun o cholecalci e ol isalso no negligible, which was 190μg/kg DM inmealwo m and199μg/kg DM insupe wo m.
A he ogenic index (AI), h ombogenic index (TI), andcholes e ol index (CSI) we e calcula ed o bo h species andcompa ed wi h he esul s o o he
au ho s. These indexes a e o en conside ed p edic o s o ca dio ascula diseases. Apo en ial bene i o bo h species could be hebalanced p opo ion
o s e ols o animal andplan o igin ha could benu i ionally well-accessible andlowe weigh o d y ma e necessa y o consume o co e hedaily
dose o linoleic acid compa ed o d ied bee .
248 J. Mlček e al.
lipop o ein (LDL) and e y low-densi y lipop o ein (VLDL),
which esul s inan inc eased isk o hede elopmen
o heme abolic synd ome (obesi y, diabe es melli us, ca dio-
ascula disease) [WHO, 2004]. Thehuman body consumes
abou 2g o choles e ol pe day. Theop imal in ake is0.15–
–0.3g pe day. This amoun issu i cien because he es isp o-
duced in hebody h ough endosyn hesis. Howe e , common
die means an in ake o 0.6–0.8g o choles e ol. Asui able
die can educe choles e ol by10%, e.g. byconsump ion o i -
be , an ioxidan s, andphy os e ols [Pánek e al., 2002].
Vi amin D issyn hesized in hehuman body om e -
gos e ol and7-dehyd ocholes e ol byexposu e o sunligh .
In hela i udes o he empe a e zone, sunligh does no
co e hese needs and i amin D endosyn hesis isinsu i cien .
Fo his eason, i isnecessa y o supplemen i . Vi amin D,
along wi h calci onin andpa a ho mon ho mones, con ols
hecalcium andphospho us me abolism. I s de i ciency leads
o achi is inchild en, while olde people de elop os eopenia
andconsequen ly os eopo osis [Pánek e al., 2002]. Fo his
eason, he ecommended daily dose o i amin D is5μg/day
[Dec ee No. 225/2008Coll, 2008].
De elopmen al s age o insec isone o hemajo ac-
o s in l uencing heamoun o a and he a y acids [Nowak
e al., 2016; Finke, 2004; Adámko á e al., 2016]. O he ac-
o s include gende , die and heen i onmen [Chak a o y
e al., 2011, 2014, 2016]. Fa y acid p o i le desc ip ion can
besimpli i ed andexp essed by a ious p opo ional numbe s,
including hecholes e ol index (CSI), hea he ogenic index
(AI), and he h ombogenic index (TI). These indexes se e
o en inmedicine as impo an p edic o s o ca dio ascula
isks [Dobiášo á, 2006]. Rega ding hen-3:n-6 a io o a y
acids and hemen ioned indexes, edible insec a may ha e
ap o ec i e e ec on human heal h. One o heobjec i es
o his s udy was o de e mine he a io o n-3:n-6 a y acids
andCSI, AI, andTI inedible insec a and o compa e hem
wi h o he commodi ies o animal o igin.
Thecon en o s e ols in hemealwo m (Teneb io moli o )
andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io) b ed on a ms in heCzech
Republic, which a e ed ad libi um wi h con en ional eed,
isno ye su i cien ly known om a ailable li e a u e [Sabo-
lo á e al., 2016] andso a his issue has no been ho oughly
explo ed. Theamoun o choles e ol andphy os e ols can
bea ec ed bylong- e m nu i ional s ess ( heinsec s do no
ha e access o eed). Al hough insec s b ed in a ms usually
do no s a e, access o eed may be es ic ed du ing longe
anspo o longe p e- ea men be o e killing.
This s udy was ca ied ou o de i ne ini ial in o ma ion on
hecon en o choles e ol, phy os e ols, and a y acids inTe-
neb ioidae la ae and hei p esumed impac on human heal h
(AI, TI andCSI). Fu he mo e, heimpac o henu i ional
s ess (inaccessibili y o he eed) on hecholes e ol con en
was e alua ed, as henu i ional s ess has asigni i can im-
pac on hewel a e o heb eed.
MATERIAL ANDMETHODS
Ma e ial
Species used o ana lysis we e mealwo m la ae (Teneb io
moli o ) andsupe wo m la ae (Zophobas mo io). Samples
we e pu chased om b eede Radek F ýželka, B no, Czech
Republic. Insec s we e ea ed inop imum condi ions o
hede elopmen o indi idual species (mealwo m – 25–28°C,
60–70% ela i e humidi y (RH); supe wo m – 28–30°C, 60–
–70% RH) and ed wi h whea b an andoa b an ad libi um ill
hebeginning o heexpe imen .
A hebeginning o heexpe imen , wo g oups o li e la -
ae, weighing app oxima ely 200g, we e aken om ab eed-
ing. The i s g oup was le o s a e o 12h. Acco ding o
heEu opean Food Sa e y Au ho i y (EFSA) ecommenda-
ions [EFSA, 2015], heexpi a ion ime is12–24h. To sho en
hep ocessing, helowe limi was chosen. Subsequen ly,
heinsec s we e killed inboiling wa e (100°C) andd ied
a 105°C.Subsequen ly, hesamples we e homogenized
ands o ed inahe me ically sealed asep ic box wi h ano mal
a mosphe e a 4–7°C un il analysis.
Thesecond expe imen al g oup o la ae s a ed o 168h
(7days) be o e killing, which led o nu i ional s ess. Fu he -
mo e, hela ae we e killed andp ocessed in hesame way as
he i s expe imen al g oup o la ae.
Whea b an wi h he ollowing nu i ional alues (da a pe
100g o p oduc ) we e used as eed: ene gy 1210kJ/292kcal,
a s 5.3g, o which sa u a ed a y acids accoun ed o 0.88g,
ca bohyd a es 24.9g, o which suga s we e a 2.2g, i be
40.2g andp o ein 16.2g, andsal 0.1g.
Oa b an wi h he ollowing nu i ional alues (da a pe
100g o p oduc ) we e used as eed: ene gy 1518kJ/ 361kcal,
a s 8.3g, o which sa u a ed a y acids accoun ed o 1.4g,
ca bohyd a es 45g, o which suga s we e a 2.0g, i be 12g
andp o ein 21.0g, andsal 0.01g.
De e mina ion o d y ma e con en o in a ed scales
Ahomogenized sample o abou 0.5g was e enly dis ib-
u ed o e healuminium oil andsubsequen ly analysed ac-
co ding o ISO 1442:1997using P ecisa HA 300scales wi h
in a adia o (P ecisa G a ime ics AG, Die ikon, Schweiz).
In his me hod, he es sample ishea ed and heweigh loss
ismeasu ed. Thebasis o heme hod is hed ying o hesam-
ple byin a ed ays. D ying was ca ied ou a 105°C un-
il cons an weigh , whe e hedi e ence o wo consecu i e
weigh s was no less han 2mg pe min.
C ude p o ein con en de e mina ion
Theni ogen andc ude p o ein we e analysed using
heKjeldahl’s me hod [ISO 1871:2009]. Thesamples (1g)
andblank uns we e mine alized a 420°C o 105min.
Thedis illa ion was pe o med on Kjel ec™ 2200 (FOSS,
Denma k) o 4min. Thep o ein con en was calcula ed us-
ing ni ogen- o-p o ein con e sion ac o o 6.25.
Fa con en de e mina ion
The a was ex ac ed acc. o Soxhle ’s me hod [Soxhle ,
1879] on heGe ha d Sox he m (C.Ge ha d GmbH & Co.
KG, Ge many). Thesample (5g) was placed in heex ac ion
capsule andex ac ed (p og am selec ed: 70°C o 120min)
wi h 150mL o pe oleum e he (Ing. Pe Š ec – PENTA
s. .o., P ague, Czech Republic). Theex ac ed sample was
hen d ied a 103°C and epea edly weighed un il acons an
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weigh (di e ence be ween wo subsequen weighings o less
han 10mg) was achie ed.
S e ols con en de e mina ion
S e ols in a o hesamples we e analysed ande alu-
a ed inan acc edi ed labo a o y Skúšobňa VETLAB, L d.,
Púcho , Slo akia. De e mina ion o s e ols con en was done
using capilla y gas ch oma og aphy me hod acco ding o ES
no 213/2001 [Regula ion (EC) No. 2013/2001, 2001].
Cholecalci e ol ( i amin D3) con en de e mina ion
Cholecalci e ol con en de e mina ion was done acco d-
ing o EN 12821:2009 [EN 12821:2009, 2009]. Samples we e
ex ac ed wi h hexane. De e mina ion o i amin D3con en
was pe o med using semi-p epa a i e HPLC on no mal
phase ollowed byanaly ical e e se phase HPLC.Vi amin D
was de ec ed spec opho ome ically in heUV a ea. When
de e mining i amin D3, i amin D2was used as an inne s an-
da d.
Fa y acid p o i le de e mina ion
Weigh ed po ions o a (0.5g) ex ac ed om wo ms
we e es e i i ed acco ding o heISO 12966-2: 2011 [ISO
12966–2:2011, 2011] using 0.25mol/L o me hanolic po as-
sium hyd oxide.
Fa y acid me hyl es e s in hesamples we e de e mined
using gas ch oma og aphy wi h a l ame ioniza ion de ec-
o (GC/FID) on GC-2010 (Shimadzu, Kyo o, Japan), us-
ing ahigh pola ch oma og aphy column HP-88 (100m ×
0.25mm × 0.2μm) (Agilen Technologies, CO, San a Cla a,
USA), which isin ended o heiden i i ca ion o cis/ ans a y
acid me hyl es e s. Ch oma og aphic condi ions we e as ol-
lows: inle olume – 1μL; inle empe a u e – 250°C; spli a-
io – 1:100; ca ie gas – ni ogen; and empe a u e p og am
– 80°C/5min, 200°C/30min, 250°C/15min. Quan i a i e
e alua ion o heindi idual a y acid con en s in hesamples
was pe o med using hein e nal no maliza ion me hod using
FAME Mix u e C4-C24 (Supelco Inc, Belle on e, USA) con-
aining 37selec ed a y acid me hyl es e s. Thecon en o in-
di idual a y acids was calcula ed as ape cen age o he o al
me hyl es e p esen .
Lipid nu i ional quali y indices e alua ion
Fo each species, hea he ogenici y index (AI) and h om-
bogenici y index (TI) we e calcula ed acco ding o he ollow-
ing o mulas [Zhang e al., 2014; Kulma e al., 2016]:
AI = (C12:0 + 4x C14:0 + C16:0)
/ (ΣMUFA + Σn-6 + Σn-3), (1)
TI = (C14:0 + C16:0 + C18:0)
/ (0.5x ΣMUFA + 0.5x Σn-6 + 3x Σn-3 + (n-3/n-6)), (2)
whe e: MUFA s ands o Mono Unsa u a ed Fa y Acids.
These indexes we e u he calcula ed o bo h animal species
om he a y acid p o i les om a ailable li e a u e.
Thecholes e ol-sa u a ed acid index (CSI) was de e -
mined inla ae o mealwo m ed ad libi um acco ding o
he ollowing o mula [Pánek, 2002]:
CSI = 1.01 x ΣSFA (g/100 g)
+ 50 x choles e ol (g/100 g), (3)
whe e: SFA s ands o Sa u a ed Fa y Acids.
S a is ical analysis
Each measu emen was pe o med 4 imes. All samples
we e om hesame ba ch. Theda a was analysed using Ex-
cel 2013 (Mic oso Co po a ion, Redmond, USA) andSTA-
TISTICA Cz e sion 12 (S a So , Inc., Tulsa, USA). Resul s
we e exp essed bya e age ands anda d de ia ion. Compa i-
son o he esul s was pe o med using aK uskal-Wallis es
(α=0.05; α=0.01).
RESULTS ANDDISCUSSION
To de e mine hebasic cha ac e is ic anddesc ibe hema-
e ial inmealwo m (Teneb io moli o ) andsupe wo m (Zo-
phobas mo io) b ed in heCzech Republic, he ollowing
basic componen s we e e alua ed: d y ma e (DM), c ude
p o ein inDM, and a inDM (Table 1). Fu he desc ip ion
o hema e ial isgi en inAdámko á [2017].
Thecholes e ol con en inmealwo m (Teneb io moli o )
andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io) ed ad libi um and hese
unde nu i ional s ess (Table 2); andcon en s o s igmas e -
ol, β-si os e ol, andcholecalci e ol in head libi um- ed la ae
(Table 3) we e analysed.
Thea e age choles e ol con en in head libi um- ed
mealwo m la ae (Teneb io moli o ) was 1335mg/kg DM.Su-
pe wo m la ae (Zophobas mo io) ed ad libi um con ained
highe amoun o choles e ol (3224mg/kg DM). Compa ed
wi h he esul s o samples ha ha e been subjec ed o nu i-
ional s ess, choles e ol le els we e highe in head libi um
ed la ae (Table 2). S a is ically signi i can (p<0.01) di -
e ence was de ec ed be ween hewo ms wi hou nu i ional
TABLE 1. Composi ion o ma e ial om mealwo m (Teneb io moli o )
andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io) b ed in heCzech Republic – d y ma -
e (DM), c ude p o ein inDM and a inDM.
Componen s Zophobas mo io Teneb io moli o
DM (g/100g) 47.9±0.6 32.6±0.7
C ude p o ein (g/100g DM) 39.4±0.1 62.6±0.4
Fa (g/100g DM) 39.1±0.4 16.7±0.1
DM – d y ma e .
TABLE 2. Choles e ol con en ind y ma e o mealwo m (Teneb io moli-
o ) andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io) ed ad libi um andunde nu i-
ional s ess.
Nu i ion o la ae Teneb io moli o Zophobas mo io
Ad libi um (mg/kg) 1 335±28Ab 3 224±35Aa
Nu i ional s ess (mg/kg) 1 124±24Bb 2 985±31Ba
A,B – means wi h di e en le e s in hesame column a e signi i can ly di -
e en a p<0.01; a,b – means wi h di e en le e s in hesame ow a e
signi i can ly di e en a p<0.01
250 J. Mlček e al.
s ess and hese subjec ed o nu i ional s ess. Thein l uence
o insec species on s e ol con en was highly s a is ically sig-
ni i can . Thele el o signi i cance was ound o bep<0.01.
Choles e ol issupposed o bebu n up innu i ional s ess
o p ese e li e unc ions ande en ually o build up heecdys-
e oid needed o mol ing. O he a ailable li e a u e does no
p o ide de ailed in o ma ion on choles e ol con en depending
on henu i ional s ess and hes age o la al de elopmen
inspecies we analysed. Sabolo á e al. [2016] lis ed anum-
be o selec ed s e ols in a m insec s om Suma a Island
and hese kep unde Eu opean condi ions. Insupe wo m
om Suma a, heau ho s demons a ed s e ols con en
a 1784.1mg/kg DM andin hese om Czech Republic a
1594.9mg/kg DM.These alues a e lowe han inou wo k,
bu highe han hose de ec ed in hesame species byRamos-
-Bueno e al. [2016], i.e. 185mg/kg DM.Di e en alues can
becaused bynu i ion because choles e ol isno syn hesized de
no o, bu hein ake isdependen on hecomposi ion anddose
o eed. Simila ac o s may in l uence hecholes e ol le els
inmealwo m, inwhich Ramos-Bueno e al. [2016] de e mined
choles e ol con en a 726mg/kg DM.In u n, Sabolo á e al.
[2016] epo ed 669.4mg/kg DM o hesame species b ed
inSuma a. These alues a e again lowe han inou wo k.
Ekpo e al. [2009] e alua ed choles e ol con en in a s
o e mi es (Mac o e mes bellicosus) andca e pilla s (Imb a-
sia Belina). They ound ou ha hea e age choles e ol con-
en in hei lipid ac ion was up o 3.6%.
Choles e ol con en inmealwo m (Teneb io moli o ) de-
ec ed inou wo k iscompa able wi h some o he commodi-
ies o animal o igin, e.g. lobs e (1460mg/kg). Supe wo m
(Zophobas mo io) iscompa able o ca p (3540mg/kg), i.e.
an animal commodi y conside ed a aluable sou ce o nu i-
en s andli e (up o 3450mg/kg) [Velíšek, 2002; Venugopal
& Gopakuma, 2017].
Incompa ison wi h o he commodi ies, hespecies had
highe choles e ol le els han mos o he oods o animal
o igin. Choles e ol con en inmealwo m can becompa ed o
bee allow, mayonnaise, andLobs e (no he n) andi isbe-
ween he alues o bu e andwhole eggs [Velíšek, 2002;
Venugopal & Gopakuma, 2017]. The ecommended die a y
allowance o choles e ol consump ion is300mg/day o
adul man [EFSA, 2010]. To achie e his le el, heamoun
o e alua ed insec s ha would ha e o beconsumed is93g
o supe wo m and224g o mealwo m. Howe e , i isas-
sumed ha no mally such aquan i y isno consumed
in hed ied s a e, as i isno expec ed o ala ge quan i y
o eggs o beea en each day. To i ll heRDA (Recommended
Die a y Allowances) when ea ing eggs, 75g o hewhole egg
(abou 1.5eggs day) isneeded.
On heo he hand, heedible insec s analysed con ained
phy os e ols (s igmas e ol andβ-si os e ol) (Table 3), which
se e as choles e ol an agonis s, hus balancing hes e-
ol le els. While compa ing hespecies, as a is ically sig-
ni i can (p <0.01) di e ence was de ec ed o s igmas e ol
andβ-si os e ol. Compa ed wi h hesamples om Suma-
a, which we e analysed bySabolo á e al. [2016], hes ig-
mas e ol con en was ound o beup o 4 imes highe . On
hecon a y, Sabolo á e al. [2016] de ec ed no s igmas e ol
in heedible insec s om heCzech Republic. In hecase
o β-si os e ol in hemealwo m, hecon en de ec ed in his
wo k was lowe han ha measu ed bySabolo á e al. [2016].
β-Si os e ol con en o hesupe wo m measu ed bySabo-
lo á e al. [2016] was lowe han hecon en de ec ed in his
wo k a bo h si es o o igin. Ingene al, nu i ional alues may
depend on eed andli ing condi ions [Ghosh e al., 2017].
E.g. Van B oekho en e al. [2015] demons a ed a a con en
in he ange om 32.8 o 43.5%, depending on hemealwo m
eed. Oonincx [2015] epo ed hein l uence o eed on nu-
i ional alues ( a , p o ein, a y acid p o i les, andselec ed
mine als) unde hesame b eeding condi ions o hesame
species. Fo his eason, hes e ol con en can beassumed o
a y depending on nu i ion andli ing condi ions.
Al hough common commodi ies o plan o igin ha e
ahighe o al phy os e ol con en , some commodi ies a e
compa able in hei phy os e ols con en o edible insec s (e.g.
co n oil 590mg/kg, palm oil 376-627mg/kg) [Velíšek, 2002].
Fo his eason, edible insec s may be ound compa able wi h
commodi ies o plan o igin. Thecon en o s igmas e ol
anges om 0% o 20% o all s e ols in ege able oils, while
ha o β-si os e ol isup o 62% o all s e ols in hese com-
modi ies [Velíšek, 2002].
When compa ing heamoun o cholecalci e ol, he al-
ues a e compa able despi e hedi e ence in he o al con en
o s e ols – 190μg/kg inmealwo m and199μg/kg insupe -
wo m. Cholecalci e ol con en in heanalysed samples isa
leas h ee o ou imes highe han ha o o he commodi-
ies o animal o igin (excep o i sh), e.g. 3μg/kg inmea ,
10-20μg/kg inbu e , and30-50μg/kg ineggs [Velíšek, 2002].
Acompa able con en o cholecalci e ol wi h heanalysed
samples iss a ed byVelíšek [2002] o sea i sh (50–450μg/kg).
Edible insec s can he e o e beagood sou ce o cholecalci -
e ol andconsequen ly mee he ecommended daily dose o
his compound. Inp ac ice, his means consuming app oxi-
ma ely 25g o d ied mealwo m o supe wo m o co e he e-
qui ed dose o cholecalci e ol.
F om henu i ional poin o iew, hep o i le o lipids
and hecon en o indi idual a y acids isimpo an , as poin -
ed ou by heWHO [Zielinská e al., 2015]. Table 4shows
he a y acid p o i le o he wo insec species, whe e hesu-
pe wo m has ahighe sa u a ed a y acid con en o he o al
a y acid con en o mo e han 13% han mealwo m. This
ma e ial is he e o e mo e ad an ageous in e ms o echno-
logical p ocessing. Howe e , d ied ma e ial om mealwo m,
which has highe MUFA andPUFA con en s, ismo e sui able
o p e en ci iliza ion diseases.
TABLE 3. Con en o selec ed s e ols andcholecalci e ol ind y ma e
o mealwo m (Teneb io moli o ) andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io) la ae
ed ad libi um.
Compounds Teneb io moli o Zophobas mo io
S igmas e ol (mg/kg) 18±6b44±12a
β-Si os e ol (mg/kg) 171±20b414±37a
Vi amin D3 (cholecalci e ol)
(μg/kg) 190±20a199±25a
a,b – means wi h di e en le e s in hesame ow a e signi i can ly di e en
a p<0.01.
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Di e ences in he a y acid p o i le agains o he au ho s
in hemealwo m a e, o example, in hecon en o oleic acid,
which was de e mined in his wo k byalmos 7% lowe han
inRa zanaadii e al. [2012] andmo e han 13% han ha
ound byTzompa-Sosa e al. [2014]. These au ho s epo ed
also alowe pe cen age o linoleic acid – up o 8% han inou
s udy. Insupe wo m, he e a e di e ences in he a y acid
p o i le, o example, inoleic acid con en , whe e hedi e ence
isup o 7% andinlinoleic acid con en – up o 4% agains
he alue epo ed byFinke [2002]. Thesample was simila
in alues o ha o Ba oso e al. [2014]. Di e ences be ween
heabo e nu i ional alues in his wo k and heo he sou ces
may bedue o di e en b eeding condi ions.
Thecholes e ol-sa u a ed acid index was 36.6 o meal-
wo m and59.5 o supe wo m. TheCSI alues o meal-
wo m a e compa able o heCSI alue o goose andduck a ,
and o hesupe wo m hese alues co espond o hebo ine
allow [Pánek e al., 2002]. Ramos-Bueno e al. [2016] anal-
ysed a y acid p o i le andcholes e ol con en inse en insec
species, andcalcula ed CSI om hese da a, which eached
27.5 o mealwo m and46.3 o supe wo m. These alues
a e lowe han he alues calcula ed in hesamples analysed
inou s udy. This may bedue o di e en eeds adminis e ed.
TheAI, TI, andn-3:n-6 a io a e de e mined in a s o
e alua e hei heal h e ec s. Thea he ogenic index was lowe
inmealwo m han insupe wo m (Table 5). Asimila end
was also ound in he h ombogenic index, which isalmos
wice as low inmealwo m.
TheAI, TI andn-3:n-6 a io we e calcula ed om a y
acid p o i les o o he au ho s o enable compa ison ( Table5),
TABLE 4. Fa y acid composi ion inmealwo m (Teneb io moli o )
andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io) b ed in heCzech Republic (% o o al
a y acids).
Fa y acid Zophobas mo io Teneb io moli o
C12:0 0.1±0.00 0.2±0.03
C14:0 1.3±0.04 3.5±0.03
C16:0 32.3±0.01 18.6±0.08
C17:0 0.9±0.04 0.3±0.02
C18:0 8.2±0.10 6.7±0.46
C20:0 0.3±0.02 0.3±0.08
SFA sum 43.0 29.7
C16:1 (cis-9) 0.6±0.05 1.4±0.07
C18:1 (cis-9) 32.4±0.01 36.9±1.53
MUFA sum 33.0 38.3
C18:2 (cis-9.12) 23.4±0.15 30.9±1.08
C18:3 (cis-9.12.15) 0.6±0.01 1.1±0.03
PUFA sum 24.0 32.0
n-3sum 0.6 1.1
n-6sum 23.4 30.9
SFA – sa u a ed a y acids, MUFA – monousa u a ed a y acids, PUFA
– polyunsa u a ed a y acids
TABLE 5. A he ogenici y index (AI), h ombogenici y index (TI) andn-3:n-6 a io inmealwo m (Teneb io moli o ) andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io)
b ed in heCzech Republic wi h alues calcula ed om he a y acid p o i le measu ed byo he au ho s (% o o al a y acids).
S age O igin n-3:n-6 AI TI Re e ences
Zophobas mo io
La ae Czech Republic 0.027 0.7 1.4 This s udy
La ae Spain 0.045 0.7 1.4 Ramos-Bueno e al. [2016]
La ae USA 0.033 0.6 1.3 Finke [2002]
La ae Spain 0.062 0.6 1.2 Ba oso e al. [2014]
Teneb io moli o
La ae Czech Republic 0.036 0.5 0.8 This s udy
La ae Spain 0.05 0.4 0.5 Ramos-Bueno e al. [2016]
La ae USA 0.04 0.4 0.6 Finke [2002]
Adul USA 0.029 0.4 0.7 Finke [2002]
La ae Republic o Ko ea 0.045 0.4 0.5 Ra zanaadii e al. [2012]
Adul Republic o Ko ea 0.023 0.4 0.7 Ra zanaadii e al. [2012]
La ae Spain 0.036 0.3 0.5 Sánches-Mu os e al. [2016]
La ae Spain 0.036 0.3 0.5 Ba oso e al. [2014]
No speci i ed Ne he lands 0.038 0.4 0.6 Tzompa-Sosa e al. [2014]
La ae Poland 0.054 0.4 0.6 Zielińska e al. [2015]
252 J. Mlček e al.
as heindices hemsel es ha e no ye been p esen ed
in hea ailable li e a u e. TheAI andTI de e mined byo he
au ho s we e lowe han inou wo k. AI inou esea ch was
0.7 o mealwo m, while i was 0.6acc. o bo h Finke [2002]
andBa oso e al. [2014]. Fo supe wo m, hecalcula ed AI
anged be ween 0.3and0.4 [Finke, 2002; Ra zanaadii e al.,
2012; Sánchez-Mu os e al., 2016; Tzompa-Sosa e al., 2014;
Zielińska e al., 2015]. Ou esul s we e sligh ly highe (0.5).
Thesi ua ion was simila o TI.I calcula ed alues anged
om 1.2 o 1.3 o mealwo m and om 0.5 o 0.7 o supe -
wo m [Finke, 2002; Ba oso e al., 2014; Ra zanaadii e al.,
2012; Sánchez-Mu os e al., 2016; Tzompa-Sosa e al., 2014;
Zielińska e al., 2015]. Inou wo k, TI was again sligh ly high-
e o bo h analysed species.
Edible insec a can becompa ed o he a o bee o po k
o o ege able ma ga ine [S ajić e al., 2011]. The h ombo-
genic index o supe wo m (1.4) can becompa ed wi h hese
a s again, bu he h ombogenic index o mealwo m issimila
o ha o chicken mea a . Thecalcula ed a he ogenic index
o hep o i les epo ed byo he au ho s can becompa ed
wi h polyunsa u a ed acids o ma ga ines, i s alue issimi-
la o ha o oli e oil. Taking in o accoun he isk o ca dio-
ascula disease, heconsump ion o hemealwo m ismo e
a ou able.
Ano he impo an ac o desc ibing he isk o heme a-
bolic synd ome a ising om a consump ion is hee alua-
ion o he a io o n-3andn-6 a y acids, which, acco ding
o WHO ecommenda ions should be1:2 o 1:6 [Mou ek &
Mou ek, 2011; Ji ák & Zeman, 2007]. The eal n-3:n-6 a io
isno mally 1:15in hedie o heWes e n ci iliza ion, as e-
po ed bySimopoulos [2002]. The a io de e mined o ou
samples (Table 5) as well as o he alues calcula ed byo he
au ho s ishighe han his. Al hough his a io isno oo a-
o able o heconsump ion o edible insec a s, heo he
pa ame e s obse ed in his wo k balance his d awback.
TheScien i i c Opinion on Die a y Re e ence Values o
a s, including sa u a ed a y acids, polyunsa u a ed a y ac-
ids, monounsa u a ed a y acids, ans a y acids, andcho-
les e ol [EFSA, 2010] does no men ion he ecommenda ion
o n-6:n-3 a io. Acco ding o his ma e ial, linoleic acid in-
ake should no all below 4% and ha o linolenic acid be-
low 0.5% o o al ene gy in ake. An a e age man wi h ligh
wo k has a o al ene gy in ake o 10,000kJ andshould ecei e
400kJ o linoleic acid and50kJ o linolenic acid. Assum-
ing an ene gy alue o 37.6812kJ/g, i ispossible o calcu-
la e heamoun which isnecessa y o be aken in hedie , i.e.
10.6g o linoleic acid and1.3g linolenic acid. Theamoun
o d y ma e om mealwo ms equi ed o co e heneed o
linoleic acid pe day was calcula ed a 205g and ha need
o co e o linolenic acid a 708g. In hecase o Zophobas
mo io, he espec i e amoun o d y ma e is116g o linoleic
acid and554g o linolenic acid.
De ec ed con en s o linoleic acid (5.16g/100g DM)
andlinolenic acid (0.18g/100g DM) o Teneb io moli o
we e lowe han hese de e mined o Zophobas mo io (lin-
oleic acid con en 9.15g/100g DM, linolenic acid con en
0.23g/100g DM). In hecase o d ied mea , hecon en
o linoleic acid is1.02g/100g and ha o linolenic acid
is0.39g/100g [Huis e al., 2013]. The e o e, o ecei e
adaily dose o linoleic acid, up o 9 imes less d y ma e
o supe wo m isneeded incompa ison o bee . On heo he
hand, o linoleic acid, less d y mea isneeded han meal-
wo m o supe wo m d y ma e . The e o e, ino de o mini-
mise heweigh o hed y ma e as anu i ional dose ( o
example, inape son’s special die inplaces wi hou access
o a egula die ), acombina ion o bo h commodi ies can
be ecommended in hedie .
CONCLUSIONS
In his s udy, choles e ol, β-si os e ol, ands igmas e ol
we e analysed in wo edible insec species: mealwo m (Tene-
b io moli o ) andsupe wo m (Zophobas mo io). When ed ad
libi um, supe wo m had ahighe con en o s e ols han meal-
wo m. Du ing henu i ional s ess he e was as a is ically
signi i can d op o hecholes e ol con en inbo h species.
This sugges s ha choles e ol le els could be egula ed ined-
ible insec s byp ope nu i ion. Al hough ma e ial o heani-
mal o igin isanalysed, s e ols o plan o igin (β-si os e ol,
s igmas e ol) ha e been de ec ed. Fo his eason, i ispossi-
ble o assume ha bo h species could se e as asou ce o cho-
les e ol (zoos e ol) andphy os e ols simul aneously ( wo
inone). Fu he analysis p o ed asigni i can con en o cho-
lecalci e ol, which was hesame o bo h species, al hough
he a con en di e ed. Ano he bene i is helowe weigh
o d y ma e necessa y o consume o co e hedaily dose
o linoleic acid compa ed o d ied bee . Thelinoleic acid con-
en o mealwo m (30.9g/100g) o supe wo m (23.4g/100g)
iscompa able wi h, o example, chicken la d, po k la d o
goose la d.
Based on helegaliza ion o edible insec s as ano el ood
inEu ope since 2018, i isno ap oblem o include his com-
modi y in hedie bo h in hehidden o m (d y ma e o
ood o i i ca ion) andin he isible o m as an expe ience
ood.
RESEARCH FUNDING
This esea ch was suppo ed by hein e nal g an o TBU
inZlín [No. IGA/FT/2019/004] andp ojec BUT inB no
[No. FEKT S-17–3934].
CONFLICTS OFINTEREST
Theau ho s decla e no con l ic o in e es .
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