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The group's tone shows a mix of concern and skepticism, with users citing specific data like a 60% higher mortality rate linked to seed oils, examples of detailed critiques, and debates about the validity of the meta-analysis, signifying significant engagement and potential influence on dietary perspectives.
Most discussions highlight concerns about the harmful effects of seed oils, supporting the study’s findings, though some express uncertainty or conflicting opinions.
The discussions show moderate interest, with many examining implications and debates around dietary fats, but some users are more casual or dismissive.
Numerous comments reference specific studies, data points, and methodological critiques, demonstrating deep engagement with the research.
The widespread discussion about increased mortality, dietary recommendations, and public health implications suggests the findings could influence dietary advice and personal choices.
@GobbleGoob95380 @jeremykauffman @mechanikalk The best we have are from a time where people's base omega status was much better - but these trials rarely ran long enough to see the effect https://t.co/pO8dKjVQar https://t.co/nrFoH8O0Ab
@SwipeWright There isn't one. Just a bunch of peripheral rodent or cell culture studies that show mechanisms in which they *could* be harmful. List here: https://t.co/SOkx79ArNZ Also: https://t.co/4ER6yonytD
@SwipeWright This is the only study I can find https://t.co/26hbGm9kgw https://t.co/5m8qQ7urMS
@jeremykauffman The best single studies we have are from a time where people's base omega status was much better - but these trials rarely ran long enough to see the effect The science is complex and there are no great single studies, nor will there now ever be. https://t.co/pO8dKjVikT
"Clinical outcomes for cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease have been considered to be more relevant than all-cause mortality when evaluating the evidence base and formulating dietary guidelines" https://t.co/08lVgSfz0K @realDaveFeldman https://t.co/BcDKVNkaJs
@fuze59 @FatEmperor @weberatutex This is a key one: "Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis" https://t.co/jl2xGFjJsb https://t.co/tcoX2mI8oj
This video explores a buried study on seed oils and their link to increased death risk, highlighting the importance of analyzing recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis to understand…
Explore the ongoing debate on seed oils and their impact on cardiovascular health, including recent research and meta-analyses evaluating dietary linoleic acid's role in heart disease prevention.
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This video discusses the potential dangers of safflower oil and the importance of maintaining a balanced omega-6 to omega-3 ratio to reduce the risk of dementia and cognitive decline, supported by recent scientific…
The most commonly used diet for weight loss is the low-fat diet, which may not be what you think. This video clearly explains the low-fat diet, including insights from recent research on dietary cholesterol and its…
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Since years, we are told to replace butter with plant oils. But what if this advice is based on flawed studies from the 1960s? This video uncovers the myth surrounding seed oils and explains why the real concern lies…
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Most people think vegetable oils are healthy, but science shows not all oils are equal. High in Omega6 PUFAs, some oils may harm metabolism, increase inflammation, and reduce fat oxidation, impacting overall health.
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Cognitive decline after 60 isn't just about aging; it's influenced by chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, and misleading cholesterol-free oils. This video explores three common oils linked to memory loss and…
⚠️ High omega-6 intake may increase cardiovascular risk despite improving cholesterol. Sydney Diet Heart Study showed increased mortality. https://t.co/y4SfktO93G #HeartHealth #FunctionalMedicine
@meadowmagpie @CaralhoPhilly Ramsden et al., 2013 Title: Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis
@grok @MyStupidFace_ @DrNeilStone Summarise this and the Rose Corn oil study. https://t.co/t5tngLrdwz
@RMistereggen @elonmusk I'm pretty disillusioned with the "establishment", but I've looked into seed oils, and I haven't found a good reason not to eat them. This is a good video: https://t.co/uM5or3KEMP He also does much longer videos that go in depth.
@grok @MasalaFry69 @boycrazystacy2 Lowering saturated fat lead to an increased rate of heart disease by 47% to 61%. https://t.co/5S3tUpOZ2C https://t.co/DxUWbvhovm https://t.co/LdVy2wftxr https://t.co/ubFrZel0Bf
L'étude cachée sur l'huile de graines qui était censée tout changer https://t.co/QAb9d3QAHv
@marcinaaberne @AgnieszkaSzust3 https://t.co/23aH34bBaC
@AbrisGains Even seed oils are not necessarily bad (even good, when diet is balanced with non-seed oils): https://t.co/YZA6mxWnwE
@dr_ericberg Actual data is unclear. Seed oils being harmful is a hypothesis. Good review by Physionics, https://t.co/qKIb64d5KT
Outstanding review by Physionic. #Physionic https://t.co/s4HVyGn3Us
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Take a deep breath, exhale, open your mind and just listen.
Are Paul Mason wrong? The Hidden Seed Oil Study that was Supposed to Change Everything https://t.co/fwklShbVQl via @YouTube
The Hidden Seed Oil Study that was Supposed to Change Everything https://t.co/QifAYJEnfK via @YouTube
The Hidden Seed Oil Study that was Supposed to Change Everything https://t.co/b3IbREPlD1 via @YouTube
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Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis https://t.co/LdXoXUXMPu
linoleic acid intervention trials showed no evidence of cardiovascular benefit. These findings could have important implications for worldwide dietary advice to substitute omega 6 linoleic acid, or polyunsaturated fats in general, for saturated fats. https://t.co/IDsxfzyMOS
Study can be found here: https://t.co/uYapGDkQ50
@laptopmicdrop @geekguttertrash https://t.co/C341fwijly https://t.co/ebVmWqa3ob https://t.co/W2Zf82dkjs
@CynicalPublius Polysaturated fats from seed oils cause oxidation in the body - which is how you die. The study below is helpful. It is mainly in corn oil, soybean oil, and sunflower oil but good luck finding processed foods without them. Olive oil is decent. https://t.co/9MXkF3ed7S
@hubermanlab This study followed 458 men at risk for heart disease. It found that the group consuming seed oils had a 60% higher mortality rate and a 70% higher rate of coronary heart disease compared to the control group. https://t.co/jaL1eUaGrs
@drrollergator Easy breezy. This what Taleb asked for and shows a high intake = increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease. But that's basic toxicology. Too much of most things is bad. So it makes sense to conclude that moderate use of seed oils is not harmful. https://t.co/HrTYqcEbks
@moveincircles I can be specific: seedoils are rich in PUFAs/linoleic acid, which cause inflammation, hinder thyroid which the body uses to make several hormones, then can cause heart issues. https://t.co/R4brgwnVSZ
@jeremykauffman They conflated animals fats with margarine and shortening. Both are highly processed, like seed oils. "Replacement of dietary saturated fats (from animal fats, common margarines, and shortenings) with omega 6 linoleic acid." https://t.co/0v6ifivka1
@emzanotti @IMAO_ There’s meat on this bone for those willing to dive in. https://t.co/npMVhmyw6W https://t.co/I5FYsbReY0 https://t.co/aWDN3n549t https://t.co/04ZLrFQls8
@SwipeWright @Brian_Kennedy https://t.co/npMVhmyw6W https://t.co/OnLJ2z7hlA https://t.co/I5FYsbReY0 https://t.co/iy8ljPBnmP https://t.co/aWDN3n549t https://t.co/kK1cpBIZWv https://t.co/yDSBmojllm
@CCantonii @TvSwisher @SwipeWright https://t.co/jN0B6QeGjX
RT @gthartley: @SwipeWright This is the only study I can find https://t.co/26hbGm9kgw https://t.co/5m8qQ7urMS
RT @Mqsley: @jeremykauffman The best single studies we have are from a time where people's base omega status was much better - but these tr…
@SwipeWright https://t.co/tmQDUAjQEu “In this cohort, substituting dietary linoleic acid in place of saturated fats increased the rates of death from all causes, coronary heart disease, and cardiovascular disease.”
@SwipeWright This is the only study I can find https://t.co/26hbGm9kgw https://t.co/5m8qQ7urMS
@SwipeWright This? https://t.co/tVJCh900tZ No idea if it's sound though
@SwipeWright An AI search threw up: https://t.co/S2toofHIvw https://t.co/D49zE5TveY https://t.co/1L6WeWuzfd
@SwipeWright And this one: https://t.co/oWboe8OqEF
@SwipeWright There isn't one. Just a bunch of peripheral rodent or cell culture studies that show mechanisms in which they *could* be harmful. List here: https://t.co/SOkx79ArNZ Also: https://t.co/4ER6yonytD
@jeremykauffman @CryptardzSol Updated meta-analysis from the Sidney Diet Heart Study (DOI: 10.1136/bmj.e8707). 2013. Reviews randomized controlled trial conducted in 1966-73; and an updated meta-analysis including these previously missing data.
RT @Mqsley: @GobbleGoob95380 @jeremykauffman @mechanikalk The best we have are from a time where people's base omega status was much better…
RT @Mqsley: @GobbleGoob95380 @jeremykauffman @mechanikalk The best we have are from a time where people's base omega status was much better…
@jeremykauffman https://t.co/npMVhmyw6W https://t.co/OnLJ2z7hlA https://t.co/I5FYsbReY0 I have more if you like.
@jeremykauffman The best single studies we have are from a time where people's base omega status was much better - but these trials rarely ran long enough to see the effect The science is complex and there are no great single studies, nor will there now ever be. https://t.co/pO8dKjVikT
@GobbleGoob95380 @jeremykauffman @mechanikalk The best we have are from a time where people's base omega status was much better - but these trials rarely ran long enough to see the effect https://t.co/pO8dKjVQar https://t.co/nrFoH8O0Ab
@mechanikalk @jeremykauffman The third one directly counters the study you mentioned. The others are RCTs and meta-analysis. Seed oils aren't inherently bad and are immensely better than saturated fats. https://t.co/oROCfgyx9o https://t.co/O9eJaEtv8D https://t.co/rCmJPlpOPk https://t.co/wGMkOxgd2h
RT @lguerby: @FPM_Paris 2/2 https://t.co/Orr7ydQOEv Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and dea…
@FPM_Paris 2/2 https://t.co/Orr7ydQOEv Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis
@rrullek @molly0xFFF @Cryptadamist Correct, wrong meta-analysis link. https://t.co/LPiDTwAdIj
@BioLayne Are you familiar with the work of Dr. Ramsden? https://t.co/pT5YjK0aMH https://t.co/l8LydMhSne
@calmdiscuss @anabology Not true. There is at least one (and many more) saying the opposite, and also randomized. So your statement is false. https://t.co/0V8BetpYIk https://t.co/cYGJPRjyW9
@rtf_media The one study done on seed oils found 60% higher cardiovascular mortality! The stuff is poison! https://t.co/WK226URxag
@sydneybird11 @CaryKelly11 https://t.co/vIHWGq0x0C
@CaryKelly11 Thanks for the info on the Sydney Study. 2013 and they still promote canola, etc. Why? https://t.co/vIHWGpZZb4
@bioloGPT Oops you forgot the killer oil: safflower oil. Do you want the reference ? Of note: its fatty acid composition is close to that of sunflower oil. https://t.co/1b0v73gpeq https://t.co/lFKb3Z5znz https://t.co/zKIejqdgXw
@statto this was a great thread until you called the concern over seed oils 'quacknip' https://t.co/nCmKbW8Tnm this is a multi-year RCT showing that the high n6 linoleic acid has increased all-cause mortality and CVD specific mortality compared to controls https://t.co/HCPj4z1aDW
@loogart @calotonterias Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis https://t.co/RN8CBUy87T
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis https://t.co/VmhYrOlxs6
@STOPHEATHERTIME @Houseofmacs Just in case you have followers who believe you know what you are talking about, this study, deep-sixed but recovered, demonstrates linoleic acid increases heart disease deaths by 62%. Also, people with high LDL, live the longest, multiple studies prove. https://t.co/Bqwv5jm8SG
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis https://t.co/VmhYrOlxs6
@JesperLundbom @KingManninen @TuckerGoodrich @garytaubes @PeterFaberSP @BiggestComeback @mikeoniron @exfatloss Re-analysis of data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study found that replacing saturated fats with linoleates increased all–cause mortality and atherosclerotic vascular disease. DOI 10.1136/bmj.e8707
Very Interesting! https://t.co/HzenIzpDbn
1. Lemak jenuh sebenarnya bukan konotasi negatif dibanding lemak tidak jenuh. Lemak tidak jenuh tidak selalu positif, contoh : omega 6. sumber : https://t.co/mprdRMumbN.
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis https://t.co/GM1oF44p2t
RT @AsarCadyn: @ScepticalDoctor Here’s another study that lay hidden for years showing that replacing stable fat with unstable fat is a bad…
@ScepticalDoctor Here’s another study that lay hidden for years showing that replacing stable fat with unstable fat is a bad idea. https://t.co/0i4wPCMTpm
@ESYudkowsky @SeedOilDsrspctr https://t.co/VtFEMchvRz
5.PMID: 21118617 6.doi: https://t.co/sscDKMtSSj Sigue ⬇️ https://t.co/wGlvXMls5P
@naturalguy @CaryKelly11 https://t.co/E04dKILWYv➡️ https://t.co/MO40hyq4B5 ➡️ https://t.co/DMiE2NO3xs ➡️ https://t.co/Gj5p60eltr https://t.co/80p45rrsrn
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RT @SOfreeLifestyle: @BioLayne Stay patient. I don’t have a phd. Specifically analyzed randomized controlled trials in humans. I’m told t…
@BioLayne Stay patient. I don’t have a phd. Specifically analyzed randomized controlled trials in humans. I’m told this is the gold standard but I’m open minded to learn otherwise. 458 men between age 30-59. https://t.co/Dchze9Z9ZX https://t.co/elRGqXIFmR
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@SentientBlobBob @robertlufkinmd https://t.co/wGhaXBQ8tK
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@ScepticalDoctor Is this of any interest? https://t.co/xj3Xo7GX6f https://t.co/wCA8qlwkX0
@ScepticalDoctor Is this of any interest? https://t.co/xj3Xo7GX6f https://t.co/wCA8qlwkX0
@markml0528 @ScepticalDoctor Maybe you should read this? https://t.co/TWy7VJmQMc Linoleic acid increase amount of oxLDL And then this. https://t.co/xj3Xo7GX6f Pufas increase the rate of death from all causes. Especially cardiovascular. https://t.co/Whh81LkB1Q
@markml0528 @ScepticalDoctor Maybe you should read this? https://t.co/TWy7VJmQMc Linoleic acid increase amount of oxLDL And then this. https://t.co/xj3Xo7GX6f Pufas increase the rate of death from all causes. Especially cardiovascular. https://t.co/Whh81LkB1Q
@theproof do you think "assessed by dietary surveys or biomarkers" is a rigorous way to answer the question? would you not favor higher quality evidence? Such as https://t.co/nCmKbW8Tnm https://t.co/KwMN0i9Pbb
RT @MarcKinjet: Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data fro…
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis | The BMJ https://t.co/Z4QtsWKFyS
RT @wyadvd: Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from th…
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis | The BMJ https://t.co/xR6LbUqpZk
@KickStarter60 @kevinnbass @NutritionMadeS3 Dr. Chris Knobbe: diseases of civilization are seed oils https://t.co/hCt2KebA3i ➡️ https://t.co/Gj5p60eltr ➡️ https://t.co/0VNFVNiAHF ➡️The oiling of America https://t.co/jxmkrk2pcu ➡️ https://t.co/vF1aAYiaXG ➡️ https://t.co/J1wb4NwWEN ➡️ https://t.co/qYvpMvX3Tg
@tednaiman @R0ssGA https://t.co/08lVgSfz0K Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention updated meta-analysis Single-blind RCT of 458 men aged 30-59 from 1966-73 https://t.co/ctFxXoI7JG
"Clinical outcomes for cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease have been considered to be more relevant than all-cause mortality when evaluating the evidence base and formulating dietary guidelines" https://t.co/08lVgSfz0K @realDaveFeldman https://t.co/BcDKVNkaJs
@JTayScience @REV_Insulin_Res Star Trek logical thinking -10 Argumentum Ad Vercundiam ( Appeal to Authority) https://t.co/9kZTiN2JHC ➡️ https://t.co/Gj5p60eltr ➡️https://t.co/oB2oR4MYHq ➡️ https://t.co/yUCwWzOruY ➡️ https://t.co/zJCNwDFVgb
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death #Diet via https://t.co/IphRfr8oSG https://t.co/MTw4bqnNrm
@PlantsRunning @KenDBerryMD A single case if true means nothing since it states nothing about confounders ! 1️⃣ https://t.co/jHQSZRw43j 2️⃣ https://t.co/3ePbh9nWlX 3️⃣ https://t.co/zTL6p84Em4 4️⃣ https://t.co/Gw4pI71cIg 5️⃣ https://t.co/Gj5p60eltr 6️⃣ https://t.co/oB2oR4MYHq 7️⃣ https://t.co/yUCwWzOruY
@medical_xpress @UMNews https://t.co/ePOl7OBpBg
@nicknorwitz @krosenque @FrogHarmless @KetoCarnivore https://t.co/08lVgSfz0K 7 year RCT with a 1.62 all-cause mortality HR (95% CI 1.00 - 2.64, p = 0.05) in the "high" 15% PUFA arm (which is virtually all linoleic acid) makes you think of that avocado's high LA content differently... https://t.co/5sEcfM9aZ3
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@NutritionMadeS3 I'm a little confused. This paper, using data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study, shows 17% increased all cause mortality consuming linoleic acid instead of SFA for secondary prevention. I know Canola is lower, but why would I want more PUFAs in my diet? https://t.co/Ku81g1WW14
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I can find epidemiologic studies that favor a lot more SFA than PUFA and also systematic reviews and meta-analysis that show no benefit in reducing SFA. We have RCTs about that. Here are some: - https://t.co/hngn2wuUoM - https://t.co/ajvuTZmDPd - https://t.co/L69bZT8N7X https://t.co/v5GADkZnmp
I just posted "Ramsden bitchslaps a critique of paper that found PUFAs increased death rates despite lowering cholesterol: Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: e..." on Reddit https://t.co/o0uC1NJ3bc
RT @TuckerGoodrich: @FrogHarmless See here: "Increases in the LA:SFA ratio in the intervention group were also significantly associated wi…
@FrogHarmless See here: "Increases in the LA:SFA ratio in the intervention group were also significantly associated with higher cardiovascular death and all cause mortality; however, the reduction in SFA was not significantly related to any mortality outcome." https://t.co/lyIqrjiBq2
@Tom_Babington1 @EscapeLow @The_Nutrivore @mrcogfit @DaveKeto 1. No. I'm not. I understand epidemiology & it's limitations. A 300% risk is interesting, a 9% one-not so much. 2. No it doesn't. https://t.co/VCyXHGo2Bi https://t.co/mX4HijlTfu 3. The jury is well out. https://t.co/uL3L2lxZVt
@CarnivoreMD In this cohort, substituting dietary linoleic acid in place of saturated fats increased the rates of death from all causes, coronary heart disease, and cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/sJMf88Cf8x
In this cohort, substituting dietary linoleic acid in place of saturated fats increased the rates of death from all causes, coronary heart disease, and cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/sJMf88Cf8x
@The_Nutrivore @TheAlanAragon @StolteThiago "Robust" may be overstating the evidence. https://t.co/ejaRgk5qcU https://t.co/7dYDOXlgWy https://t.co/d8gOfPRo6C https://t.co/M6523GE5dg Silverman (2016) also cites the same studies as the AHA meta-analysis that has been criticized: https://t.co/SbP22Iwhuo
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study - More and more evidence that #Omega-6 fatty acids from plant oils are worse than saturated fats https://t.co/tRWLDfNBuN
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis https://t.co/aeEk4HB6ML
@DaveKeto @IMWHorvitz @FatEmperor @brianedwardsmd @jonnywatt @PeterFaberSP @PLooserMD @ViktorTabori @Gearoidmuar @ProfTimNoakes @mhappenow @JeffryGerberMD @puddleg @RealfoodKev @NoonesFirstNan @gfj1979 @rand18m @johnzahorik @bschermd @jlevallois @eatmostlyfatali @nicolerecine @MatthewJDalby @ItsTheWooo @DrEades @michaelTCTMD @JeffStanleyMD @POhukainen @Drlipid @foundmyfitness @nationallipid @docsopinion @drpablocorral @garytaubes @siobhan_huggins @CrossFitHealth @goforward @drjasonfung @naval So you want to re-enact the Sydney Diet Heart Study? How did that end?
Ditch the crap oils. Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis | The BMJ https://t.co/NvA1vPYFjL
Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis https://t.co/k5Qt8Knge8
RT @TuckerGoodrich: @fuze59 @FatEmperor @weberatutex This is a key one: "Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary…
RT @TuckerGoodrich: @fuze59 @FatEmperor @weberatutex This is a key one: "Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary…
@fuze59 @FatEmperor @weberatutex This is a key one: "Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study and updated meta-analysis" https://t.co/jl2xGFjJsb https://t.co/tcoX2mI8oj
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#reversediabetes now ➤ https://t.co/PDEsqoaou8 ♥ Vegetable oil ingestion not so sunny after all ♥ #diabetes #diabetescure Adapted from BMJ 9 Feb 13 Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from…
#reversediabetes now ➤ https://t.co/SKOSQjSUNa ♥ Vegetable oil ingestion not so sunny after all ♥ #diabetes #diabetescure Adapted from BMJ 9 Feb 13 Use of dietary linoleic acid for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease and death: evaluation of recovered data from…
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