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what a both of those cafeterias cook in canola oil Pam it's everywhere like Hospital cafeterias Western medicine believes in canola oil they they promote this the American Heart Association promotes seed oils absolutely the 2020 to 2025 the 2020 to 2025 guidelines from the United States you know FDA promotes seed oils they promote it and so of course you're going to find it in hospital cafeterias
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so everything in the in the kitchen the salad dressing the chicken the salmon the sauteed noodles the the sauteed vegetables the the chicken fingers the french fries it's all cooked in seed oils
he pulls out the box cotton seed which is even worse canola there's tbq which is a preservative and an anti- foaming agent like that's what you're getting chicken fingers cooked in