I’ve not done any research about this either, but so far it seems everybody just saying “trust me, bro, it just is” 🤷♂️💜
It totally could be, who knows with food anymore these days.
Would be interested in seeing some actual studies also 💜
I’ve not done any research about this either, but so far it seems everybody just saying “trust me, bro, it just is” 🤷♂️💜
It totally could be, who knows with food anymore these days.
Would be interested in seeing some actual studies also 💜
It’s kinda ironic. Some Bitcoiners rightfully harp on wrong and biased studies by anti-bitcoiners but then readily accept stuff that sounds right without serious scrutiny.
I’ve seen too many cases where headlines made rounds on studies that were not even statistically significant without anyone questioning them to believe anything I read without lookin at it myself.
Seems like the general concept is some seed oils are essentially industrial food-like substances and are widely present in highly processed foods. Peter Van Valkenburgh has written on it a fair amount and—from within the rabbit hole—posted charts and research on twitter
There is a history that is important.
Primarily American capitalistic consumer industrialization of food type history.
“Research” is corrupted by money.
If it tastes good, it’s bad for you, is a saying my grandmother always Had.
Seed oils are a foundation of shelf stable foods that taste way too good for how long they can sit on a shelf.
Does steak taste good? Is it bad for you?
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But yeah, I get what you’re saying.