Paul Saladino· MD
Yes, the ancient Egyptians had seed oils!
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Yes, the ancient Egyptians had seed oils!
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i think it was a combination of the fact that they actually did have seed oils which is something that i've heard very few in the dogmatic spheres admit to and the fact that they were nutrient deficient because of their reliance on so many grains in their diet