Paul Saladino· MD
two of the most addictive Foods seed oils and processed sugar which hijack your satiety and make you want to eat more of it are in there
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two of the most addictive Foods seed oils and processed sugar which hijack your satiety and make you want to eat more of it are in there
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What we find a lot in ultrarocessed food are seed oils. I think we talked some in the last podcast here. Corn, canola, sunflower, safflower, soybean oils are the main oils.
Over 60% of our diet is processed food full of seed oils corn canola sunflower safflower, soybean, full of ingredients that make you crave these foods that sabotage your satiety.