Paul Saladino· MD
I think that's so much of what we might be seeing regarding the incidence of skin cancers and people in the Sun specifically squamous and basal is related to overconsumption of vegetable oils at large by our population
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I think that's so much of what we might be seeing regarding the incidence of skin cancers and people in the Sun specifically squamous and basal is related to overconsumption of vegetable oils at large by our population
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what we I think that the hypothesis here which I believe strongly is that it's all about our diet that if the the majority of people in this European study who saw in which they saw an association between sun exposure and squamous cell and basal cell cancer oral cancers and actinic keratoses are gonna be eating vegetable oil
so when things like this come up I think that's a really compelling finding because generally people that have more unsaturated fat in their diet are listening to mainstream Health advice incorrect Health advice be it as it may but they're listening to mainstream Health advice and doing other healthy behaviors so to see that Association makes me very concerned that there is an actual mechanism happening here