The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
who organization the second cause the second most common cause of lung cancer behind cigarettes is vegetable oil frying included in the group damn yeah fine it's creating acrylene so all these people in McDonald's over the fryer is that is that it worked at Burger King for two years right is it 14 to 16.
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it's creating acrylene so all these people in McDonald's over the fryer is that is that it worked at Burger King for two years right is it 14 to 16. they thought I was young is it a health hazard you know it's accurate but acrylene is coming off of the the uh you know the the vaporized the you know whatever is the smoke from the seed oils in the fryer
the second cause the second most common cause of lung cancer behind cigarettes is vegetable oil frying included in the group
Interestingly and connected with this when you fry vegetable oil acrolein is released into the air