Seed Oils: Why You Shouldn’t Touch This Stuff Anymore

[@Winterascent]

It is really quite strange how people insist that it is animal products that are making people sick despite the decrease in the consumption of animal products, and the increase in manufactured slop.

[@alan2102X]

Decrease?! lol. Americans eat **250 lbs of meat per capita per year**, a fantastically high amount which has not declined at all.

[@gmnotyet]

@@alan2102X Red meat consumption fell from 75 pounds to 57 pounds per year as we got sicker and fatter.

[@jg5755]

​@@alan2102X The shift has been away from red meat to cheaper options such as chicken. Chicken is a low fat meat.

[@alan2102X]

@@gmnotyet I did not say red meat. Said MEAT. And it is a humongous figure, much higher than anywhere else except perhaps Argentina or a few outliers like that.

[@gmnotyet]

@@alan2102X Hong Kong eats the most meat per capita in the world and they have the LONGEST life expectancy.

[@matheusdardenne]

My father used to say that we shouldn't use oils made from anything that we wouldn't eat. He used lard and olive oil to cook.

[@antarctist]

lard has linoleic acid in it

[@matheusdardenne]

@@antarctist All oils have some. Some have much more than others. Lard, butter, olive oil, coconut oil, etc, are all low on it.

[@Bentley7Cruize]

I love sunflowers though haha

[@TheShubLub]

How about sesame?

[@antarctist]

@@TheShubLub man dont trust these guys lol

[@Ajc70fl]

Anyone else notice that all the bad health outcomes he mentioned are the same things we see in the tv commercials for all these new drugs?

[@OsAbliNgin911]

Also certain drugs and supplements contain seed oils. Most people buy the cheap supplements from Walmart. I went to go buy vitamin D supplement for my mom. Was horrified by how many Vitamin D supplements contained seed oils especially Soybean oil. It did not make sense to me because Vitamin D is fat soluble, so it would make more sense to combine it with a good quality oil. To find a good quality Vitamin D supplement for my mom without seed oil I had to avoid a store like Walmart and go to a store like Sprouts to find a good brand. It was either that or buy online.

[@NineInchTyrone]

EXACTLY

[@NineInchTyrone]

@@OsAbliNgin911Eggs sardines cog livers beef livers ground beef butter ghee duck fat avocado oil

[@OsAbliNgin911]

@@NineInchTyrone Sardines is good. The most popular brand of sardines especially in African countries contains soybean oil. I personally look for sardines in water or olive oil for myself, but the average person is not paying attention to that.

[@NineInchTyrone]

@@OsAbliNgin911 I buy them in water. Often so called olive oil isn’t or is lowest quality. Water is best 👍

[@pandemik0]

As soon as I switched to olive oil/avocado oil/ coconut oil etc, massive improvement in my health and my IBS went away.

[@alexdrakeus1772]

Would be even better improvement with beef tallow, ghee and butter.

[@markiangooley]

Those aren’t seed oils but fruit oils…

[@NumbaOne]

Make sure your avocado oil and olive oil is cold pressed and from a single source as well, sum brands cut them with seed oils or process them in the same way that make it just as bad ie heating and bleaching so make sure it's cold pressed

[@shun2240]

Vegetable oils are still suboptimal due to plant sterols, which might cause heart attack, beware

[@TheDarkLasombra]

​@@markiangooleyYea, he's saying he switched to fruit oils, and things are better.

[@jasoncroxford]

People tend to think, at least people I know, that their health problems are instant and acute when in fact it's often a culmination of less-desirable habits over time. Then, when problems finally arise that they can't ignore they go get pharma and continue to ignore their poor daily habits of diet and lack of movement. Often times our body is giving us signs and signals years before a major problem presents. Love your content here, very educational!

[@eddiegrant58]

Yes my family members are like this, it's very frustrating. I watch them eat and drink poison constantly, spray nasty chemicals all over the place, never exercise, etc. In their minds health problems are mainly attributable to bad luck/genetics/"getting older".

[@billfarmer7984]

They all want their sugary treat. Sad really.

[@MYWALLS]

Unhealthy food is like a poison that doesn’t progress unless you eat/drink more of it.

[@davidl546]

Finally have convinced my parents to avoid seed oils.

[@eliasjr1049]

With this video? i`ll be sending this one to my family. Hopefully they care enough about health to watch a 15min video. I can only hope...

[@andrewrivera4029]

Great job!

[@DavidRodriguez-er4rq]

Awesome 💪😎👍

[@ActivateMission2ThisTimeline]

Those OilsAre0xidixedHoursAfterTheyAreBottled😮.

[@jackm9804]

I did that to my parents 10 years ago.

[@andreas.9175]

It is everywhere, including Whole Foods, the "healthy" supermarket.

[@justincase9471]

The only healthy supermarket is your local butcher shop. A steak a day keeps the medicines away 😄

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

steak 🙄 lemme ask you, with the body parts you were born with, can you kill a cow, skin it, de bone it and clean it in sanitary conditions? when you see a squirrel, does it get the juices flowing to where it feels natural to catch it, bite its head clean off, fur and all?

[@laurahuston2187]

Trader Joe's has very few non seed oil alternatives. They are considered a healthy store. Very little I buy there anymore...😢

[@Debbie-henri]

I noticed only last week that seed oils have started to be used on dried fruit and nut products I had been buying for the past 3 months. (I hadn't suspected this at all, thinking these were simply unadulterated wholefoods, with a little salt at worst). When I did my shopping this week, I checked all the packets of one supermarket shelf - and only one product was safe. Another supermarket - nothing was safe from oils. 2 other supermarkets were mainly safe but their products cost twice the price (so you pay more to have less processing done to your products now. How insane is that?)

[@Sarahizahhsum]

Lets not forget the environmental impact of the monocropping and soil degradation required to produce seed oils. Its really disturbing, I encourage all to go down that rabbit hole.

[@morgangrant5180]

Farmers I know grow canola on a plot of land 1 out of three years. I don't know anyone who would grow canola year after year. Gotta rotate.

[@JV-zt8lc]

@@morgangrant5180not here in the USA anyway for crops like corn and soybeans. I’ve seen the fields over 10 years just corn year after year. Pre gmo seeds they always use to rotate.

[@Sarahizahhsum]

​@@morgangrant5180You must live in a very rural area, or better yet, not the US. I live in Texas and see lots and lots of corn on the same humongous plots of land over and over again. We do not grow much soy here as soy prefers the thick lucious environment found in the Amazon, which is being eviscerated by Americans' bizarre obsession with soybean oil. Nasty stuff, that sh1t is.

[@Toaster-v1z]

Most crops are fed to animals. I find your argument against seed oils unpersuasive.

[@myramyraUSA]

My daughter just texted me this morning. She said that her bacne cleared up after quitting seed oils.

[@michaelkim4703]

No she didnt.

[@EmmaxoOCE]

My acne also went away 😄

[@rhondanighman]

Sugar made me break out

[@HaloDude557]

Not me. I’m cursed to have it forever it seems

[@TheDarkLasombra]

What would that have to do with linoleic acid being stored in fat? Don't pollute health news with even more useless irrelevant data.

[@andrewrivera4029]

Also in ALL baby formula! Mothers and fathers please protect your children! These baby food companies should be prosecuted and the FDA shut down!

[@matrixfree3480]

Totally. I recently read baby formula labels. First ingredient, corn syrup and ingredents from some additive made from fungus- DHA, ARA is causing severe diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration. And still NO FDA warning. Criminal!!

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

The parent companies pay the FDA too much money for them to do anything about it.

[@JasonActualization]

Correct. These oils were designed to lubricate machinery and not mankind, but let's go ahead and give them to the future of our country, newborns and infants, in spite of the fact that mammalian breast milk is nature's winning formula for them.

[@andrewrivera4029]

@@JasonActualization yup, the “marketing” says the formula is inspired by breast milk! Never seen a corn kernel come out of a human breast!

[@JasonActualization]

@@andrewrivera4029 It's nothing short of criminal.

[@blastyblast1010]

I make my own mayo as a substitute. With low flavor olive oil you can’t tell the difference. Plus if you increase the ratio of egg, it’s even more rich than store bought. The tricky part is mixing the egg yolk and olive oil. You need room temp egg yolks continuously mixed with just a drop of oil until it changes into solid white form then super slowly add oil, otherwise start over. The change is really fascinating to watch. If done wrong it will just be small pieces of egg floating in oil which is pretty gross.

[@keralee]

Olive oil really is not much better. Even if its not fake or adulterated (80 percent is).

[@christiaanvanrijn]

Unfortunately it,s everywhere.. dining out is almost always seed oils! Always ask if the can cook it in normal butter.. stop the seed oilsss!!!

[@rfbead321]

Don't bother to ask. Just don't eat at restaurants unless it's hard boiled eggs or bbq or something like that.

[@kathleenking47]

They're no oils, in most seeds Cottonseed,..is it clothing? Since cotton, comes from cottonseed 🤔

[@kathleenking47]

Or..just eat at home....

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

@rfbead321, BBQ restaurants often baste meat in a mixture of sauce and seed oil. You really only know by asking detailed questions.

[@rhondanighman]

@@kathleenking47you can express the seeds to get the oil out

[@grochef]

You know, I am 64 and in great shape. Every once in a while my joints and old injuries feel more painful than at other times. I have been avoiding PUFAs, but I do eat at restaurants infrequently. It's time to track the pain with the association with n-6 PUFAs. Thank you, Mike!

[@KenJackson_US]

In the summer of '22 I decided to give up seed-oil salad dressings and switch to avocado-oil dressings only. I was skeptical that it would make any difference at all, but it did! My sinuses have been inflamed shut every winter of my life until last winter. What a difference! I can breathe now even in the winter.

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

when the nose gets stuffy, or at any time really, pinch your nose shut, tilt your head back, and try to blow air out of your nose, for 5 seconds. you are gonna shit yourself in excitement when you do it

[@KenJackson_US]

@@an0therdimensi0n99 I'll give it a try.

[@KenJackson_US]

@@an0therdimensi0n99 Wow. The evildoers at youtube deleted my comment in which I simply assured you I would try your suggestion. Man oh man. Fascism rules overtime.

[@JV-zt8lc]

Maybe why I use to have sinus issues. I’ve been oil free for a few years now. I gave up all oils including olive just due to no way telling if it went rancid. Tallow lard butter you know. I never gave any thought of why no sinus issues until your comment

[@KenJackson_US]

@@an0therdimensi0n99 You're talking about opening the eustachian tubes. That's totally different than having inflamed sinuses.

[@johnddb]

Dr Rhonda Patrick has been saying this for at least 7 years now. It was around then where I cut seed oils completely off my diet.

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

Mike has been saying this for many years also. I am pleased the information is slowly getting to the masses. 👍

[@eliasjr1049]

Were trully blessed to get this kind of info. Many people will suffer without knowing why until things get changed.

[@EarmuffHugger]

Chris Knobbe as well & he has lectures on it. The shit is in everything & the body takes over 2 years to begin clearing it out ??!! I just started taking GLYNAC & I think it helps the body clear Omega 6. I hope there is something to do other than just eating grass fed beef that will clear it faster. I must research for more interventions because seed oils are apparently making me insane from pain. Well wishes.

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

@@EarmuffHugger For time immemorial fresh nettles have been known as an excellent blood cleanser...rich in K1 too. It is my opinion that if our bodies need K2...then it will convert K1 to the type of Vit K we need. It makes a pleasant earthy tea and is enhanced by the addition of fresh mint.

[@NineInchTyrone]

@@EarmuffHuggerfast. Lose fat where it is stored

[@Leopold---1320]

You forgot to mention that olive and avocado oils are almost all cut with these terrible seed oils.

[@buzzardscry1383]

Does it say that on the bottle?

[@ActivateMission2ThisTimeline]

​@@buzzardscry1383no...

[@Leopold---1320]

@@buzzardscry1383 definitely does not. That's kicker. Here in Canada the people who test it found 80% of oil was contaminated/cut with garbage oil. The change the color and somehow remove the smell. Unless you press your own olive oil I wouldn't eat it.

[@buzzardscry1383]

@@Leopold---1320 any name brands?

[@buzzardscry1383]

@@Leopold---1320 Chosen Avocado oil is 100 percent. It was one of the only two out of like all of them. Marion's is the other

[@CoryHobbs2178]

I haven't had a single gram of carb or seed oils or fiber in a couple months and I'm loving it!

[@iaindennis3321]

Here in the uk we find olives sold in - seed oils! Crazy

[@erinlee7122]

Same here in the US

[@kathleenking47]

​@@erinlee7122 It's why people in BOTH US/UK are morbidly Obese Less in Italy We also need to stop snacking between meals (slight fasting) Save for weekends, or Occasional parties

[@hnatc9467]

Yup, it's crazy, you'd think at least olives would be left in their own oil but nope... Sometimes makes me think it's almost intentional.

[@BR549-2]

Great video! Since I gave up seed oils I've been feeling better and better. Proper diet works wonders.

[@JasonActualization]

Indeed it does.

[@dpstrial]

Please be aware that because of the conflict in Ukraine sunflower oil has largely been replaced with rapeseed oil, which contains erucic oil, known to cause heart issues.

[@00Just_Another00]

Sunflower oil is a seed oil. It's garbage for the body as well.

[@Roland-pw5xj]

This is what Mike is referring to as "canola oil".

[@dpstrial]

@@Roland-pw5xjThey are not quite the same thing. I will quote from a website: "In the 1970s canola was created through traditional plant cross-breeding by removing two things found in the rapeseed plant: glucosinolates and erucic acid. Erucic acid was removed because it was believed to be inedible or toxic in high doses. The newly developed plant was renamed “canola,” a combination of “Canadian” and “oil” (or ola) to make this difference apparent".

[@Roland-pw5xj]

@dpstrial Eurcic acid content has been limited by breeding. This is the case, whether it is labelled rape seed or canola oil. Theoretically, it is down to safe levels , but in practice, there is some variability.

[@iss8504]

Neither oil is good. Both are seed oils.

[@willemvanriet7160]

I bought artichoke hearts that’s supposed to mostly be in water but still seed oils was on the ingredients list

[@anterpants]

RIP

[@safffff1000]

It's impossible to eat out anywhere in the USA without being poisoned by these oils. You don't see all these fat people in other countries like Finland. I would like to see a comparison around the world, do other countries have this problem?

[@Thunderstick-y8h]

Layne Norton says seed oil are okay and he likes to tell everyone how intelligent he is , personally I feel much better since eliminating it from my diet , but I also eliminated sugar and processed carbs at the same time , so I don’t know for certain what was causing my previous inflammation and poor health.

[@ActivateMission2ThisTimeline]

Both are bad...

[@doddsalfa]

No oil is safe

[@JasonActualization]

Layne is severely misinformed.

[@doddsalfa]

@@JasonActualization lol

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

Layne Norton = bona fide, arrogant moron...

[@captainsukycannon1167]

We need more of this …

[@JasonActualization]

Subtract the seed oils before they subtract you.

[@mbrochh82]

Here's a ChatGPT summary: - Seed oils are found in many food products including processed foods, baked goods, salad dressings, oat milk, and vegan butters. - These oils are high in linoleic acid, which is stored in fat cells and prone to oxidation. - High consumption of linoleic acid is linked to health issues such as joint pain, back pain, anxiety, depression, and cognitive health concerns. - The half-life of linoleic acid in fat tissue is over 680 days, leading to long-term accumulation. - The content of linoleic acid in US adults' fat tissue has increased from 10% to around 25% in the last 50 years. - Oxidized metabolites of linoleic acid, like 13HP ODE, can increase susceptibility to oxidation in the brain, cell membranes, and LDL cholesterol. - The increase in seed oil consumption correlates with increased linoleic acid in adipose tissue, affecting human physiology and pathophysiology. - Dietary changes in the US have led to increased consumption of chicken and seed oils, while consumption of beef, pork, butter, and lard has decreased. - Adipose tissue linoleic acid has more than doubled in the US over the last half-century. - Inflamed fat cells can lead to a cascade of health issues, including insulin resistance and increased risk for chronic diseases. - Linoleic acid is the most commonly oxidized species in LDL cholesterol, which is a risk factor for coronary heart disease. - High intakes of omega-6 fats from seed oils are associated with depression and poor mental health. - Studies suggest that omega-6 fats are linked with increased pain, while omega-3 fats are associated with reduced pain. - To reduce intake of linoleic acid, it is recommended to cook food at home and avoid soy oil, corn oil, cottonseed oil, and safflower oil. - Main message: High consumption of seed oils rich in linoleic acid is problematic for health, leading to increased fat storage, inflammation, and chronic pain, and it is important to avoid these oils to improve overall well-being.

[@bloxer9563]

W

[@Toaster-v1z]

So much disinformation.

[@woolgathrr]

Thanks for spreading the word. Can't rag on seed oils enough. They're the most painfully obvious culprit in this dietary mess we're in.

[@4everhdt]

Good video and very pertinent. Been doing a low fat Mediterranean diet with only avocado and olive oil and feeling great. Whole foods/ home-cooked only.

[@MohammedMuhiUddin]

I have dercums disease. It's like fatty deposits in my arms. I think its because of seed oils. Im 33 male. I always had sunflower oil and early years vegetable oil as cooking oil at home. But few months ago, i avoided sunflower oil and rapeseed oil. I noticed the lumps are getting smaller. I read everything now. If i see sunflower or rapeseed oil i put it back. I don't eat out. I do miss the occasional kebab takeout. But i want to steer clear away from seed oils for at least a year and see if it helps with this disease. Its not easy. I enjoy a burger every week but every burger bun i found at supermarkets have sunflower or rapeseed oil. Its frustrating. So instead of buns as burgers i use focaccia that are made with olive oil. I use garlic mayo made with Avocado Oil. Extra virgin olive oil for cooking. Grass fed ghee. Avocado Oil. Great options. Im still thankful that i found out about seed oils at age 32. I hope its not too late for me.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

It’s never too late to make choices that improve your health. Keep going, and best wishes.

[@EmmaxoOCE]

I just started at 19. For a month now I’ve been avoiding seed oils. I had a cheat day yesterday because of an 18th birthday party: definitely consumed more sugar, salt and had seed oils and an alcoholic drink, but it’s back to the eggs and healthy fats lol.

[@marissalorraine8700]

There’s nothing like having my son… and he started with inflammation. He only got worse by 3 years old he had terrible asthma and eczema. I got super sick last year. I started changing our entire diet and started vitamin D, iron, omega 3… and boom his asthma / eczema went completely away… and he’s a more active vibrant kid. I’m excited for him to continue to improve over the next 5 years. He was a C section and formula baby. I am thankful to learn now. I’m hoping to teach my kids nutrition in homeschool study. Life is much harder if basic body health is degraded.

[@apexak]

Let's keep up the intense videos

[@pinklungs420]

Growing up Greek and living in Greece for a little bit as a kid with my family who owns a olive tree farm to specifically make extra virgin olive oil to sell… I have never touched or ever even considered to use anything else.

[@orion9k]

They even add this stuff in butter that is labelled ORGANIC here in Denmark. I started making my own butter just to try compare it and the two products are like night and day. The bought "organic" butter burns so easily and you need to use 2x-3x times the amounts to not burn your meat compared to the homemade butter. I feel scammed cos I've used this for years thinking I was doing myself a favour paying extra for this junk...

[@silasakron4692]

That's not good! Does it not say what is included on the product label? I always worry about this - companies (I'm from the US) are so often doing the absolute bare minimum, even engaging in outright trickery and deception to maximize profits. I worry that some products may have ingredients that are not listed at all simply because the manufacturer hasn't been caught yet/can get away with it. Scary.

[@orion9k]

The un-organic butter here is labelled 70% butter and 30% canola oil which in my opinion shouldn't even be allowed to be called butter but it says 'BUTTER' on the labels. The organic butter just says 'from diary fat' but now days they have many smart technologies to make low fat diary seem like it's full of fat e.g. here we have 0.1% yogurt, it looks like regular fatty yoghurt and people here thinks low fat products are healthy just because it's low fat and then they add in sugar or else it would taste like absolute crap. @@silasakron4692

[@orion9k]

I can't respond, KZbin thought-police is deleting my comments @@silasakron4692

[@orion9k]

KZbin thought police wont allow me to reply.

[@ActivateMission2ThisTimeline]

​@@orion9kme2😢.

[@Ruktiet]

Thanks for this concice overview! A few major sources of these oils missed are also: SAUCES and POTATO CHIPS. Mayonnaise is just pure seed oil, and potato chips are half seed oil.

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

I quit vegetable oil 4 years ago after watching Dr. Knobbe's video about seed oils.

[@markiangooley]

Both my parents were almost blind from macular degeneration before they died. I’m avoiding seed oils as much as I can. Cooking mostly with butter or homemade ghee.

[@mjayachoo]

What do u use now?

[@tonymaurice4157]

How do u feel? Pain free?

[@anterpants]

Congratulations, you've probably wasted hundreds per year on oils that have similar health outcomes as seed oils.

[@brett6468]

Seed oil, wheat flour, and sugar. Three main ingredients of virtually all junk food. Sometimes the only three ingredients.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Add salt, and maybe chocolate, you just described 3/4ths of the food in the average supermarket.

[@keralee]

Yup. The trifecta that gives us death, depression, and disease.

[@Wesenskern]

100% true

[@jullie4476]

Which are these seed oils. ...? Is olive oil good

[@darksavior1187]

Unfortunately, non-ruminant animal livestock (pork and chicken especially) are now big sources of Linoleic acid as well. So even these animal protein sources are compromised because they are unable to process the all grain diets used in factory farming as well as ruminant animals can (although it isn't ideal for ruminants either, just less bad).

[@martinsvensson6884]

You can buy pork from pigs that have eaten primarily silage though...

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Anyone that tracks their omega-6 and Linoleic Acid intake will likely be surprised by what they discover. I was already eating a seed oil free diet when I started tracking mine. Those chicken thighs that I loved so much were completely blowing my omega3/6 ratio out of the water.

[@martinsvensson6884]

@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 Feed lot or pasture- raised chicken?

[@chatteyj]

@@martinsvensson6884 Its very hard to find esp in UK

[@marlenecampbell5439]

They feed them the oil

[@dirtywetdogboatsandsailing6805]

When I stopped using seed oil based spreads my new arthritis cleared up.

[@tonymaurice4157]

How long did it take? I still have back pain

[@EarmuffHugger]

Thanks for this because I've known seed oils are bad but didn't know it exacerbated pain!?!? Well wishes ❤

[@kathleenking47]

Most weird diet things, started around 1974-75 They took out Cane sugar For corn syrup in sodas Like Pepsi/Coke Oh.i eat lots of eggs... I really didn't think Doctors knew seed oils were so Dangerous Use more cream in coffee too

[@apatheticexistence]

Since I started watching your videos I've been telling my patients in my med practice to avoid seed oils because it can increase their pain

[@JasonActualization]

Excellent, I have done the same, let's hope they integrate this powerful idea.

[@chadmackie3438]

Couldn’t some of these studies be convoluted by the likelihood that those with high intakes of seed oils are seeking them because of their low price and therefore may have financial stressors which DEFINITELY feeds depression? I think we’d all like the best most expensive oils. But that’s not financially feasible for everyone. The purchasing of seed oil may be a symptom of financial stress as much as the depression is

[@CamillesEssence]

I'm so grateful for this information. My kids are picky eaters but I want to give them the best. I'm slowly switching things in my kitchen.

[@FoxBodyFitness]

680 day half-life, holy s###. Thank you for sharing this information.

[@JasonActualization]

Per half life!

[@danwinter8395]

What does that mean? 680 day half life? Thank you.

[@limeonthecoconut]

​@@danwinter8395it's means that at 680 only half of the material has been cleared out. That means when you continually consume seed oils, you have it consistently in your system

[@shmuelarom5773]

@@danwinter8395 After 680 days you have half of the original quantity.

[@Kuratius]

​@@danwinter8395 It takes 680 days until half the substance disappears.

[@AnneMarieCole-u7e]

Thank you! This video was really helpful for me to listen to. I knew some of the symptoms that can happen if we eat too many seed oils, but I did not know that and anxiety and depression can also be caused by eating too many seeded oils. I appreciate the opportunity to listen to this.

[@FreeCuban00]

I love your short-to-the point videos

[@qwertyuiop-ke7fs]

You pretty much cannot get a salad dressing without seed oils. Only some supermarkets carry the primal kitchen stuff

[@OccidentalAryan]

Make your own then. Also why are you eating salads in the first place?

[@hyperTorless]

It is really quite strange how people insist that it is sugar that is making people sick despite the decrease in the consumption of sugar since 2000, and the increase in manufactured slop.

[@jennyabel7231]

That is why the carnivore diet is so successful and so many people are finding miraculous health benefits. Mostly because it eliminates all of these oils. Keto is ok but can be a bit to misleading as there are now so many 'keto' products available.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

There is now ample “keto junk food” available. The same thing happens to Paleo years ago. It became popular and processed food then became available with “paleo” ingredients. I just stick to meat, dairy, fruit, and eggs.

[@justincase9471]

@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 People should not deviate from steak, salt and butter. The diet itself is perfectly fine, I think some people just crave junk food and will fallback to it over time.

[@HaloDude557]

@@justincase9471butter is not good because there are too many sources of inflammation in today’s world. Use olive oil unless you live somewhere remote with no plastics, clean air, clean water, etc

[@proofreadersandi]

Literally crying. 😢 This is out of control. 🌍 I wish everyone the ability to cook their own food ❤

[@anterpants]

The only thing out of control is your emotions if you're literally crying over seed oil.

[@robinhandler5574]

Oil Omega-6:Omega-3 Ratio Flaxseed Oil 1:4 Perilla Oil 1:6 Hemp Seed Oil 3:1 Sesame Oil 4:1 Walnut Oil 4:1 Chia Seed Oil 5:01 Soybean Oil 7:1 to 12:1 Olive Oil 11:01 Avocado Oil 12:1 Peanut Oil 14:1 Cottonseed Oil 41:1 Corn Oil 46:1 to 64:1 Sunflower Oil 65:1 Safflower Oil 75:1 Grapeseed Oil 170:1

[@tonymaurice4157]

Flax is supposed to be good

[@latharamanujan3074]

What should the ratio be?

[@kpirron7635]

Please keep talking about it. I have found that most people even doctors have no idea - still after so long that this info has been out. For the layperson I think it would be helpful to breakdown the terms and why "oxidation" especially the kind that happens when seed oil is heated, the way it can destroy health. Is the seed oil bad if it's not heated or is it bad...I mean what about flax seed, sesame seed, pepitas....the topic is somewhat confusing. What about peanuts and peanut oil/peanut butter. I didn't know about your book. Going to get it now. "THe Belly Fat Effect."

[@JasonActualization]

Great points clarifying how to better educate the average person, this is excellent, thank you.

[@NineInchTyrone]

I try to avoid anything with canola soy etc oils. Which is almost ALL processed foods !

[@tonymaurice4157]

I feel no different

[@beatrize.alvarez3059]

I drink coconut and almond milk with my coffee. I love hummus but it is hard to find without cottonseed or grape seed oils.Have tried other brands of Berberine and yours is the best. Love all of Myoscience products.

[@alwilsonwastheman]

Make your own hummus..just need blender, olive oil, chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice

[@cudgee7144]

Call it what it is JUICE, last time i looked coconuts and almonds were not producing milk from mammary glands and breast feeding their new born.

[@kathleenking47]

Milk isn't in almonds..I don't think Nor oats

[@MrGuitargod91]

Heard almond milk is bad lol . Shoot at this rate just don’t eat nothin 😂

[@lex2951]

All those nut "milks" are highly processed. No good

[@saintriss]

Day one of quitting seed and vegetable oils, wish me luck

[@Wesenskern]

How's it going? Still avoiding seed oils?

[@saintriss]

@@Wesenskern yes! I feel so much better! Im not bloated anymore and I have more energy

[@Wesenskern]

​@@saintriss so cool, thanks for sharing!

[@joebobjenkins7837]

I dont feel one bit different but have discovered just how insanely pervasive this stuff is. Used to go to chick fil a because they used peanut oil, till I found out they use canola in their breading. SON OF A BISCUIT!

[@tonymaurice4157]

​@@joebobjenkins7837I feel no different either

[@ralphgelwicks3679]

Thanks for sharing that awesome info and research brother! 👍🏻

[@ParvatiHumhara]

This is crazy,I've been subscribed for over a year. All of sudden couldn't find you in my subscriptions. I searched to find you and behold you were removed from my subscriptions! I just re subscribed and turned on notifications!

[@kyliefan7]

I think I eat healthy mostly low carb sometimes I cheat on pizza but recently stopped that and went only low carb no gluten and none of the seed oils (except when eating out) but added Carlson’s Fish oil and Boy has my back pain disappeared!!!

[@glenngrowe7105]

Raising awareness of vegetable oils is a significant service. I am taking heed, as I have read they can cause atherosclerosis.

[@GammaCharlotte]

Wow, I don't usually eat any processed foods anymore but yesterday was a busy shopping day and i ate some chips. Yes, they were cooked in unhealthy seed oils. So, eating chips occasionally will now change to never eating chips. Also, I have Rheumatoid Arthritis. That's why I started eating carnivore. I want to stop hurting and having joint destruction. I've already had 5 joint replacement surgeries. But I always thought of chicken as carnivore and I love to eat chicken as well as beef. I'm wondering if it would be okay to eat chicken if I raised them myself on a non-GMO, soy free diet? Also, if I eat fish I catch myself instead of farmed fish? Going carnivore helps me feel better and I lost 70 pounds but I still have joint pain, swelling, and eczema. Maybe it takes a long time to get the linoleic acid out of me. Hmmm

[@vikingstorm32]

Omega 6 increases inflammation, tumors, and cancers because it increases Prostaglandin E2 levels which trigger harmful immune responses in the mitochondria i believe. Omega 3 improves lipid profile which decreases inflammation. I am pretty sure that humans should be in the range of 2:1 omega 6 to 3 ratio which i guess you could say thats about 2% linoleic acid stored in the fat? Grass fed beef has more omega 3 but also more linoleic acid than grain fed beef. So i assume linoleic acid is necessary but only a small amount

[@livelearnandteach7402]

Is there any way to speed up the 680 days half-life??

[@grantlawrence4600]

You could argue that a low fat diet would cause the fat to be released into the body for fuel. Combined with high intensity exercise it could speed up the process.

[@ActivateMission2ThisTimeline]

​@@grantlawrence4600Be carefulAsTheFloodOfThoseOilsWillMessUpEverything.Better2justBePatient?

[@JasonActualization]

Yes, a hypocaloric diet assuming you have body fat to burn (i.e., you're not already 8% fat as a man or 18% as a woman).

[@chicagodude8888]

Ray peat has a goldmine of information related to this topic. Try to cap PUFAs at 5 g’s/day, supplemental vitamin e which saturates your adipose tissue, coconut oil consumption, ghee butter/higher saturated fat intake, taurine supplementation and overall thyroid health are all beneficial. Antioxidants will neutralize the harmful effects of the stored pufas to an extent.

[@JasonActualization]

@@chicagodude8888 Bingo, all of the above minus the ghee, which is comprised of ~10% cholesterol oxides which are directly atherogenic. Butter is far better and lower in oxysterols.

[@dagmarvandusschoten9167]

I stopped eating seed oils about 1.5 years ago, after watching, among others, this channel. I switched to a low carb diet and intermittent fasting in the hope I would sleep better, e.g. by influencing my microbiome. Well, sleeping didn't improve that much, but I don't experience these periods of several hours during the day that I can barely think properly due to fatigue. My interstitial cystitis retreated even further, my prostate is no longer agigated so I can typically sleep through the night without having to pee, and, the occasional pain in my fingers is completely gone, no pre-signals of arthritis. My triglycerids were also halved within a year and LDL went down by 20% so overall, it seems to work. Probably due to a combination of factors, like keto combined with intermittent fasting and severe reduction of seed oil intake, but nonetheless, I feel much better overall, even though I was trained as a scientist to believe otherwise (I participated in several randomized control experiments on the link diet and cholesterol in Wageningen, but then as 'victim').

[@8383kathy]

Agreed agreed agreed! Thank you for bringing this oil issue to light. Age 55 year old female. The past 2 years I have been getting migraines that last 2-3 days 1-2 a month. I do eat fairly healthy. Min adult beverage. Take supplements. No medications. I read somewhere maybe one of your previous videos? That the first step is to remove these oils. I thought well heck I eat salads, no granola bars etc. but I was eating an occasional cheese and crackers, chips. Heck those oils are even in frozen vegetables! WTH 🤦🏽‍♀️.

[@justincase9471]

If you eat healthy then why are you taking supplements? If your diet is healthy you should not have the need for supplements. Are you vegan?

[@merinajalaya740]

As someone who sticks to keto carnivore as a diet I have problem with mayo and ranch and not the healthy versions of them. I believe that’s what holding me back from optimal health. I don’t eat sugar, drink alcohol, rarely eat dairy, or do drugs. I lift weights everyday and I take my vitamins. But because of the salad dressings I eat a lot of seed oils. I do also consume lots of sugar free caffeine sources. I’m working on giving up seed oils. I’m keeping caffeine because i currently work graveyard shift.

[@JM00-v9c]

even added to raisins now, lots of nuts and other dried fruit etc. so difficult to find any without it.

[@db5837]

When a child in the early nineteen fifties, for a few days my school lunch was made with margarine instead of butter by someone else while my mother was in hospital. The margarine was rancid because in those days the use of chemical antioxidants had not been adopted or perfected sufficient to prevent the rapid oxidation of seed oils. I still remember that sickly taste.

[@dave.shakawe]

Do you remember having to mix the color in?

[@db5837]

@@dave.shakawe I didn't see the margarine being used but your question prompted me to look up dyeing of margarine. I see that at an early stage there was a yellow colorant sold to be mixed with margarine.

[@thartwig26]

My good friend eats so much seed oil. She doesn’t know any better. She has crisco in her pantry, eats pastries, eats margarine, and loves candy. In her 50’s she needed a pacemaker and she broke a hip. In her 50s!

[@JasonActualization]

Yikes!!!!

[@FlyingFetus420]

He never explicitly stated if there was a poblem with eating chicken. Does it make a difference to buy organic vs non-organic? Or just dont eat the fatty tissue of chickens?

[@DavidMartz-e2d]

I'd like to hear your assessment of whole food sources of omega-6, such as sunflower seeds and pepitas, as these two, in particular, are common ways of bulking of 'keto' cereals, and they affect o-6:o-3 even though they may be more stable.

[@jjflash2611]

I grew up in the 70s/80s. Margarine was on my Family’s table and everyone else’s at meals. Hard to believe Food Inc. and Doctors got away with promoting that poison as healthy. Same scenario with Seed Oils today.

[@wocket42]

The good news, stop eating chicken and seed oils today and have a probably healthy fat tissue base in only 5-6 years. I stopped 2 years ago, 3-4 more to go.

[@Manny-gf9gm]

Eat the leanest part of chicken and pork , to avoid seed oils

[@JasonActualization]

​@@Manny-gf9gmTo avoid excess linoleic acid, yes.

[@JasonActualization]

The results are unspeakable. I reversed a rare disease called EoE by abolishing these refined, bleached and deodorized oils, and I also no longer experience any environmental allergy symptoms.

[@hnatc9467]

You're dang right, i've known this for a while and have been avoiding seed/vegetable oils whenever i can for about a year now. Like anything else, it will get much easier when you get into the routine, i'd personally avoid going to fast food places/restaurants, as most of them use these oils. Same for pre-prepared meals at most stores, and even some ingredients, for those always remember to check the ingredients and look for said seed and vegetable oils, as well as other unhealthly ingredients as the packages are legally required to show the ingredients. As for alternatives, i know it sounds kinda corny, but you can certainly still make your favorite foods and have them be both healthy and delicious, for the seed/vegetable oil substitutes in particular, don't be afraid to use lard, butter, olive oil, or coconut oil, which is mostly pure, and do your homework to find which fresh ingredients are most accessible to you.

[@nicktheodorou3474]

You can find a compound in every food that has a negative affect. How would seed oils be any worst than a compound, in say red meat or spinach that, has a negative effect. How is this quantified because for all we know the difference may be negligible when all things like dose are considered.

[@opticalman6417]

red meat is good for you eat more of it

[@nicktheodorou3474]

@@opticalman6417 Not exactly the evidence I was looking for. Lol!

[@charinabottae]

Completely flawed logic Nick. Clearly some chemicals are worse than others. Some are toxic at minute concentrations.

[@candorsspot2775]

It's part of the low carb hustle. This thing just keeps being reinvented as an old iteration falls out of favor. Now low carb seed oils are bad for you. The bottom line is that no one has ever proven that calories in vs calories out isn't a fairly good predictor of weight. And knowing this, it makes no sense to focus a diet on calorie dense foods, which invariably low carbers do when they focus on meat and even worse, lard, beef tallow etc. Unless someone is obese, they aren't going to improve their weight and health significantly eating this way. Like little kids who refuse to eat their fruits and veggies. Eventually I just bit the bullet and learned to work with and like eating low fat mostly vegetarian foods. Nothing heavily processed, no are oils, no deep frying potatoes to get my veg in lol. Just cutting out the high calorie BS. A pile of bacon will never be a health food. A greasy pile of bundles cheeseburgers will never be a health food. It is what it is.

[@charinabottae]

@@candorsspot2775 How about you get your calories from water hemlock, fox glove, etc and see how that works out for you. Obviously, some plants and plant components are toxic. Concentrating components from inedible components (grape seeds, cotton seeds, etc) is a poor basis for arguing all calories are the same.

[@1denverd]

I seem to recall an aggressive push to these oils for health reasons just 20 years ago. I wonder what stuff being pushed as healthy today will be deadly 20 years from now.

[@mestrinimaster3602]

Sometimes is the problem of humans living longer lives and meta analysis being made only after long studies are completed.

[@EG-gm8me]

I wanted to ask too about Omega 9 oils (oleic acid), such as olive, macadamia, avocado - do these oils have the same oxidation and inflammation problems as Omega 6 oils? Ty

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

YT thought police have disappeared my response.

[@keralee]

Fire in a Bottle yt chan has the detailed answer to this question...he dives deep into fat biochemistry. .

[@keralee]

Basically. Yes.

[@paulinawebster]

680+ days. Wow! As someone who avoids seed oils but falls into eating out at times, this makes me want to never eat out! I do take an Omega 3 supplement, exercise and eat clean 3/4 of the time. It's sad that we cannot avoid seed oils when we want to go out to eat... I really hope restaurants wake up.

[@nikkisigmon8090]

Managing endometriosis through diet here - oils and processed sugars are main trigger points. Dairy doesnt help much either, but not the harshest. Not hard to switch off from using oils in homemade meals, but restaurants are so hard to eat at if going completely free from oils. If looking for recipes, WFPBNO is a common tag, standing for whole food plant based no oil. If you arent against eating meat, it's simple to add meat to the recipes. With endo, if I stick with fruits only for sugars, even the normal PMS symptoms go away. Really weird to have zero cramping, and definitely not complaining. Wish more research was done on PMS and diet.

[@jog5289]

It's such a confusing topic. I'm no scholar and I'm not a medical person either. Some Doctors say these oils are perfectly fine and present research and studies that show this. I don't know who to believe. Maybe a debate between the 2 camps would help..

[@gstlynx]

3-MCPDE and 1,3-DCP carcinogens from heated seed oils.

[@Really10801]

We are friends with a couple in their early 70s, we tried to explain that seed oils are very unhealthy. She got very defensive and said "we've been using them for years and we're fine." The fact is she has had two different cancers, currently diabetic, significantly over weight, has mobility issues and all kinds of aches and pains... but she's "fine".

[@marktapley7571]

CVD, cancer and diabetes all were of very low incidence in the U.S. until beginning in the 1960’s when seed oils became widely used. The combination of a high carb (high sugar) diet combined with seed oils causes massive inflammation. Here is one of the leading researchers on the history of the seed oil disaster, Dr.Chris Knobbe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZyqn5mOja5-kK8

[@JasonActualization]

Excess sugar is problematic, but not all carbs (not starch for example). Seed oils are the primary driver.

[@H4KnSL4K]

Thanks again for looking into this research for us all!

[@soulabear9146]

When you see footage of the 50s, 60s, 70s, and gradually the 80s 90s...You see how people in Society, at the time, l👀ked During those Decades, Seed/Vegetable Oils slowly became the Gold ""Health"" Standard 👎

[@KenJackson_US]

We were all so skinny back then.

[@keralee]

True. Late 70s early 80s the push to demonize butter and tallow and shove seed oils into everything went into overdrive...a dacade later people getting steadily fatter and fatter. Very obvious in old movies. Almost everyone was very thin prior to 1980.

[@Wesenskern]

In Germany, too. People ate much simpler diets and obestity was hardly an issue, my mom says (she was born in 1952).

[@rogermoore9742]

We’ve known aspartame was bad since 1973. We have Monk fruit, Stevia, and aulos but we still use aspartame today 50 years later. We know that seed oils are bad. 50 years from now we’ll still be using seed oil it’s awful.

[@vandannski]

Omega-6 promotion is the real misinformation giant of our age.

[@JasonActualization]

Correct.

[@mkswagner]

Late 90’s I started cutting them out. I agree these things are way over consumed. Have not had a bottle of it in my house since then. Nuts are a major source as well. I know a lot of people who avoid the oils but chow down on nuts. But, the dose and what else it’s with is important. I don’t worry about an occasional meal out and if you get a little it will not be the end of the world, you will not puff up in fat or die of oxidation. When I get a Thai stir fry I ask them to use as little as possible. Also, chicken (lean breast) is fine. Even Chris Knobe said not to worry about an occasional meal out if one is not eating all the junk or using it at home. We do have a biochemical requirement for a small amount of these. An occasional drizzle of sesame oil on some Korean bbq is very different that chowing down on McDonald’s hash browns, chicken nuggets and fries, bag of Cheetos, etc.

[@AndrewL31413]

I love sesame oil though. Toasted ones are so tasty in Asia cuisine.

[@pineapple365]

680 days 🤯so it will take a year and a half to detox from this???

[@1337GigaChad]

Some "health" KZbin channels still say seed oils are healthy 😂

[@JasonActualization]

They are doing their followers a tremendous disservice. Mike here is on the money.

[@markthomasson5077]

ie, the ones not sponsored by the meat industry

[@rednarok]

You gotta make it more clear. seed oils aren't bad if you eat it as whole seeds Meat also contains tons of omega 6.

[@ErbyTalks]

I thought this was jerma

[@0riginal_Posterr]

lmao

[@jmszoom]

Kind of random but interesting fact, when researching how to help my horse with his inflammation, knowing omega 3’s are anti inflammatory for humans I assumed it would be good for him. Turns out horses need omega 6’s more than omega 3’s, the opposite for us!

[@CaimAstraea]

I make my own from home grown olives 🫒 cold pressed?

[@UltraVioletMilk]

Does seed oil include those natural food like chia seeds?

[@FlyingFetus420]

It shouldnt. Just putting a serving of chia seeds in your diet is completely different than eating soybean oil like a pig. While it does contain seed oil, it's effect is very minute compared to constant consumption of heavily processed seed oils.

[@kurtl4761]

After getting rid of seed oils, I started to lose weight. I didn't know Safflower Oil was one of the bad ones. It has a lot of Vitamin E.

[@HannahSquats]

I stopped getting sunburned when I cut out seed oils.

[@johnsaxontube]

I tried to buy some pecans at Walmart recently and was somewhat shocked that nearly all the nuts there were roasted in seed oils. The only ones I could find that weren't were the raw almonds from Blue Diamond.

[@tjd1110]

Earth balance butter that I have used for years contains palm, soybean , canola and extra virgin olive oils also soy lecithin. Looks like a not so good product. Clean, grass fed butters sound as though it's a better way to go. This has been very eye opening

[@lunalualyra]

The tortilla chips made with avocado oil (like siete chips) are as bad as the regular ones?

[@bles4618]

I would like to know also. I buy these all the time

[@titithetoad]

Just found you. Lived this explanation. Going to pass it on to the health forum im in where theres a lot of confusion .....and the ad that comes up at the wnd? Maltesers for working mums to lighten the load . Tine ut was all banned x