Paul Saladino· MD
I don't think humans want excess linoleic acid whether it's coming from seed oils or chickens that are fed corn and soy
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I don't think humans want excess linoleic acid whether it's coming from seed oils or chickens that are fed corn and soy
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and seed oils is something that we've all that I've talked about a lot and that amount of linolic acid is completely evolutionarily inconsistent when we're looking at what our ancestors do
this I'll go back to this phrase evolutionarily inappropriate consumption of excess amounts of linolic acid in our diet and I think it's a real problem for humans