Linoleic acid in seed oils increases anandamide and 2-AG in the brain, which binds to CB1 receptors and induces hunger.

“why is the processed food hyper palatable could it be because it contains evolutionarily inconsistent levels of linoleic acid which are converted to uh 2ag and stimulating reward circuits in the brain”

“avoid 2ag avoid excess 2ag and anandamide from lolic Acid breakdown products and you'll Thrive you'll have satiety”

“when you give linoleic acid to animals you see two cannabinoids you see anandamide and 2ag increase in the brains of those animals and that leads to hunger okay because those cannabinoids are going to bind to the cb1 the cannabinoid 1 receptor in the brain and that makes us hungry”

“we know that eating more seed oils at least in mice tickles that receptor more because endogenous cannabinoids or should say because cannabinoids 2 Ag and anandamide appear to be overproduced”

“and if you eat excess linoleic acid then your body has more of the building blocks for these endocannabinoids because it converts linoleic acid to arachidonic acid to these um hypophagic meaning they make you eat too much endocannabinoids”

“seed oils the linoleic acid in seed oils especially and the downstream products of linoleic acid specifically exogenous cannabinoids like aea and 2ag that can come from this linoleic acid can trigger hunger in humans”

“linoleic acid breaks down into those in the human gut and there are receptors for those cannabinoids in the human gut”

“have you seen the research on seed oils and how excess linolic acid and other fatty acids can be metabolized into cannabinoid intermediates so 2 a and aea which are anandamide and 2 a in the human body which are endogenous cannabinoids and these affect pleasure centers these affect satiety centers”

“have you seen the research on seed oils and how excess linolic acid and other fatty acids can be metabolized into cannabinoid intermediates so 2 a and aea which are anandamide and 2 a in the human body which are endogenous cannabinoids and these affect pleasure centers these affect a tidy centers”