Paul Saladino· MD
highly oxidized oil that is harmful for humans and leads to de novo lipogenesis (DNL)(PMID: 19802339, 27020609), a process that has been linked with obesity and eventually diabetes.
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
highly oxidized oil that is harmful for humans and leads to de novo lipogenesis (DNL)(PMID: 19802339, 27020609), a process that has been linked with obesity and eventually diabetes.
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I talk in my in in one of my videos about a human controlled trial and they fed people olive oil and they were initially on a on a a a basically a butter based diet or it was like some combination of butter and and uh linolic acid and then they put them either onto a sunflow oilbased diet or into a canola oilbased diet and all of the markers of denovo lipogen genis were highest in the canola group