Paul Saladino· MD
canola oil ends up being like 0.4 grams of trans fat per serving so if you're having a few tablespoons of canola oil you're getting a significant amount of trans fat
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canola oil ends up being like 0.4 grams of trans fat per serving so if you're having a few tablespoons of canola oil you're getting a significant amount of trans fat
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most of the statistics I've seen suggest that oils like canola seed oils are three to five percent oxidized trans fats which is pretty significant