Paul Saladino· MD
developed countries worldwide vegetable oils between 1963 and 2003 they doubled in developing countries they tripled
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developed countries worldwide vegetable oils between 1963 and 2003 they doubled in developing countries they tripled
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japan just as an example four and a half fold increase in their vegetable oils in that period of time uh 40 years china about an eight-fold increase 1963-2003
the vegetable oils in China have increased from uh 30 calories per day which would be three grams essentially 3.1 or 3.2 grams back in 1961 in the blue curve they're right and goes all the way up to so by 2018 vegetable oils were 204 calories per day so so vegetable oils went up Sevenfold during this time frame of approximately this is almost you're pushing 60 years here right this is like 57 years or so right