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.
you pull an oil out of corn and it's very problematic for humans Asian cultur they eat soybeans and they're pretty healthy but you pull an oil out of soy and that's problematic for humans and what we're doing here is taking these seeds and like grinding them up and pressing them from the oil you have to use hexane which is contaminated with Benzene and then you have to heat it and it's basically refined it's bleached it's deodorized
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in order to get these oils from the seeds of plants they must be highly refined exposed to many extracting agents that are carcinogenic like Benzene hexane and heated to high temperatures leading to oxidation of these fragile oils and exposure to high heat in the distillation process leads to oxidation and the formation of significant amounts of trans fats