We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
there is good data to suggest that adipocyte levels fat levels of linoleic acid correlate with worse outcomes now of coronavirus heart disease etc i can show you guys that paper i've done in the past fat tissue levels of linoleic acid correlate with coronary artery disease and worse outcomes from coronavirus not a good thing
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And if you look at those 30 cohort studies in this trial, this meta-analysis that was being touted on Twitter as proof that seed oils are not bad for humans only three of them looked at adipose tissue levels. And adipose tissue levels of linoleic acid is really the only way that it's the only metric we have that's an accurate representation of the consumption of Well, it's the What do What would you say? Cell membrane levels, not just adipose tissue levels. Yeah, but they're important. But it's hard to measure cell membrane. People will do RBC levels. but it's a good measure. Yeah. So adipose. But only three of the 30 were adipose tissue. And if you look at those three studies, there's really no correlation. Um, there's nothing to suggest that higher levels of linoleic acid in the fat tissue leads to better cardiovascular health. And there's actually some studies that suggest higher levels of linoleic acid in the adipose tissue, one of the better metrics for actually correlating linoleic acid consumption from seed oils, is worse cardiovascular health.
when we eat more linoleic acid as more seed oils things like corn canola sunflower safflower soybean peanut we're going to accumulate that linoleic acid in our adipose tissue that's the only real indicator of how much linoleic acid we consumed we're also going to accumulate that linoleic acid in our LDL particles
as I said there are studies that shows more linoleic acid in the adipose tissue worse cardiovascular disease