Paul Saladino· MD
i think that the two biggest factors in the diet are probably processed sugars and seed oils seed oils being corn canola safflower sunflower soybean grape seed etc those would probably be the two biggest in my opinion
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i think that the two biggest factors in the diet are probably processed sugars and seed oils seed oils being corn canola safflower sunflower soybean grape seed etc those would probably be the two biggest in my opinion
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but the the fact that the curves the of the incidence rates of the various diseases and the the increase of the consumption of seed oils the fact that they overlap so well suggests that it's a it's a big factor