1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
Dietary linoleic acid and risk of coronary heart disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies.
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The group largely agrees that the publication provides strong evidence favoring dietary linoleic acid, with posts quoting systematic reviews and meta-analyses, such as 'LA intake is inversely associated with CHD risk.' The tone varies from supportive to cautious, with some challenging common perceptions about seed oils, using phrases like 'seed oils are not toxic' and emphasizing the importance of outcomes over mechanisms. This illustrates a balanced yet evolving perspective influenced by scientific evidence, credible sources, and references to videos and studies that highlight both the safety and benefits of seed oils in cardiovascular health.
Most discussions support or at least acknowledge the study's findings, with many referencing meta-analyses that link dietary linoleic acid to lower heart disease risk.
Participants show a moderate level of curiosity, engaging with both the study's data and differing viewpoints about seed oils, indicating genuine interest.
Conversations include referencing scientific studies, linking videos, and debating mechanisms versus outcomes, reflecting a reasonable depth of discussion.
The discussions could influence opinions, as several posts emphasize that the evidence supports dietary replacements of saturated fats with polyunsaturated fats, hinting at potential behavioral changes.
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- This systematic review and meta-analysis examined 13 cohort studies involving over 310,000 individuals to evaluate the relationship between dietary linoleic acid (LA), an omega-6 fatty acid, and coronary heart disease (CHD) risk, finding that higher LA intake is associated with a 15% reduction in CHD events and a 21% reduction in CHD deaths.
- The analysis showed a dose-response relationship, indicating that replacing just 5% of energy intake from saturated fats with LA could lower the risk of CHD events by 9% and CHD deaths by 13%, supporting dietary guidelines favoring polyunsaturated fats.
- Overall, the findings suggest that higher intake of LA from foods is inversely related to CHD risk, reinforcing the recommendation to replace saturated fats with polyunsaturated fats in order to prevent heart disease.]
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Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studies https://t.co/dkWXt8qBP0 https://t.co/jW4Gq3oqEm
Seed Oils and Inflammation & CVD: https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB Big thanks to @The_Nutrivore https://t.co/ctpOBTVLxW
@lowcarbGP https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB
Easy, I don’t rely on YouTube videos I read actual research. https://t.co/OzFCrNkc2Q https://t.co/luh3EH48qb https://t.co/zT2eVmrCwW https://t.co/c5lxiZXUzA https://t.co/prAcISvKs7
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@FuentesUpdates True story. https://t.co/YkprotUOyT
@SamaHoole This is similar to what Dr. Lustig says in "Metabolical" and the famous "Sugar" lecture. It's not that simple. "Nutrition Made Simple" unpacks it here: Reference: https://t.co/R3e6UqYV12
@arteesun @sandyeisen down to 1% of calories. lowest I remember seeing https://t.co/emeFJLGO57
@chandan_ganwani https://t.co/cBEkkoSlIH Watch till the endz @Devbosetwt
RT @agingdoc1: Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studie…
https://t.co/RZl5sz9mlY Dr. Robert Lustig wird von MD PhD Doctor auf Fakten überprüft
Dr Robert Lustig gets Fact-checked by MD PhD Doctor https://t.co/SuZeOSbDLQ via @YouTube
RT @agingdoc1: Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studie…
Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studies https://t.co/dkWXt8qBP0 https://t.co/jW4Gq3oqEm
Gil, great job! https://t.co/SkSxswwQCd
It's both, great job Gil! https://t.co/SkSxswwQCd
Dr Robert Lustig gets Fact-checked by MD PhD Doctor Lustig´s views on sugar, saturated fat, heart disease, LDL and much more get examined for their scientific accuracy https://youtu.be/vdoDx9dIuNE
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@0x49fa98 The thing is seed oils are healthy. https://t.co/SbfVc7XZkf https://t.co/HT39BwfK7f
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@ConceptualJames Actual data helps stop the spread of nutrition bullshit. Lol. *Mechanisms vs Outcomes* Sources cited! https://t.co/bHVoXsCva4 https://t.co/xwh23REhZ9 https://t.co/8vbtYiOzR5 https://t.co/Y6SFYlmYd4
@DrNeilStone https://t.co/iYoahzFbHZ
@cryptokyle_33 @dylanarmbruste3 The evidence has been presented to you. You don’t seem to care. How many times has LA Veterans been mentioned. 3? 4? Meta analyses for all sorts of indications— here again: https://t.co/GbHMqomxca https://t.co/Bwt6568aj5 https://t.co/l2Yw2IMBU0 https://t.co/tDvOAQ4dW9
@jump527 @Dan_Grzybek Seeds oils: https://t.co/jHUmSvDahc
@Dauntless502 American Journal of Clinical Nutrition “Dietary linoleic acid and risk of coronary heart disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis.” AJCN, 2012 Harvard School of Public Health – “The concern about vegetable oils being ‘toxic’ lacks human evidence.” https://t.co/7VNGsfO3RM
@CptAncapistan Beneficial effects of linoleic acid on cardiometabolic health: an update - PubMed https://t.co/7gZqkBW5fv Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studies - PMC https://t.co/FSdUSa6xBP Plasma linoleic
@Rothmus Seed oils are fine as long as people aren't using them to cook at high temps or reusing the same oil to cook over and over. When they replace saturated fats in equivalent amounts the health outcomes are the same or better. https://t.co/qu0h9T5nK5
@markeatsmeat @MaryamFarvid This is quite the constrast with your meta analysis. Have you changed your view on LA over the years?!!? https://t.co/BMMTZEDZ2K
@NG26731 @MSniggles89868 @EM_RESUS The research says otherwise. https://t.co/9nECE3EulK Stop getting your nutrition info from carnivore and keto diet grifters.
@9mm_smg All outcomes are better with seed oils (polyunsaturated fat) compared to saturated fats. Don't be fooled by mechanisms. Mechanisms aren't the same as outcomes. https://t.co/Ol1iXT2Cro
@DIY_Tardis @exfatloss @TamarHaspel The only one propagandized is you. Here's the meta-analysis https://t.co/5VnO0uxm0F https://t.co/gW7mzplJZg
@cremieuxrecueil Sugar itself isn't a problem, seed oils are fine. It's too many calories, that's it, and being fat causes all the bad things. https://t.co/SbfVc7XZkf https://t.co/7kjhpD9Y99
@DavidWolfe https://t.co/BfzrsGo38N
@Anselm_Wagereka Standard cooking oil. The hype about seed oils being that bad for you doesn't stand up to scientific scrutiny. Watch this. Also, I'm not even a health freak. Just focus on a few positive aspects https://t.co/XyCoKwGivD
@nullbotto @PlomeekSoup @exfatloss @AviBittMD @KevinH_PhD @bigfatsurprise and yet replacing 5% of the dietary energy as saturated fatty acids with LA was associated with a 9% lower risk of CHD events https://t.co/XxJGYm1MeO
RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
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RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
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RT @Milosval1: 1/⚠️KDO TVRDÍ, ŽE ROSTLINNÉ OLEJE JSOU OBECNĚ NEZDRAVÉ, NEROZUMÍ VÝŽIVĚ A VĚDĚ. Video zde: https://t.co/QRUydD7pid
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@TexwellTheWiz They’re fine brother Tex! https://t.co/QJxhmHO3o2
The whole "seed oils are evil" thing is based on the same bad thinking, bullshitters trying to get rich, and utter scientific ignorance that pretty much every retarded fad diet is based upon. It's the calories, dummies. https://t.co/r5Zjz0IXt6 https://t.co/Uw7MpxHiTB
@ElijahSchaffer No we didn't. We wanted something done about vaccine nonsense/harm. https://t.co/r5Zjz0IXt6
@Emil_Lundal @studentenlykke @MaritKolby @LiseSorensen_ @AndreaVeiden @MlleMalin @KariJaquesson https://t.co/RDL9Z9YxZi
@ShawnRyan762 Saladino runs a nice grift. Wasn't he in business with Liver King lol. The impact of seeds oils are negligible compared to your diet as a whole. So many RCTs debunk the seed oil controversy. https://t.co/JLAKBpHwv4
@lemonkid0123 https://t.co/FU4nnNxo6q
@Mqsley @PrayTheRosary12 @nypost Seed oils reduce CVD in humans: https://t.co/krxNV1YMG5 https://t.co/MxyOKDmlge https://t.co/KTRSMM1WoK https://t.co/MT7WOieGVm https://t.co/Sj8J0wuDxO https://t.co/SNXmoCbUMs https://t.co/UFqdW2m7Ba https://t.co/xmgTGO9qFU https://t.co/CXNaRMgfAp
RT @RalphSmorra: @RepLuna Seed oils are Healthier than animal and dairy fat. All fats are calorie dense, non-whole foods, with less micronu…
@RepLuna Seed oils are Healthier than animal and dairy fat. All fats are calorie dense, non-whole foods, with less micronutrients & fiber than whole food, and should be used sparingly. Yet, when you swap out animal/dairy fat for seed oils, health outcome's Improve. https://t.co/IyXHKDRhII
@andrzejdyjak @FitFounder This short video will help u understand dans point from Dr Layne Norton https://t.co/uVdp2RLKOE
Seed Oils are not toxic. https://t.co/WKsLxZUfNO
@Inumakitoge5 @DrNadolsky Also note “protective benefits of vegetable oils” meaning according to your own source your average seed oils is healthy. Here is some more human studies directly comparing seed oils to animal fats. https://t.co/8ulBDAUMWV https://t.co/439MRIlQko https://t.co/v2bVGO1u1t
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@bigfatsurprise https://t.co/JJJev95hBp
RT @BayeDrew: Seed oils are not the poison some fear-mongering fitness and nutrition grifters make them out to be. Watch this video from @…
Seed oils are not the poison some fear-mongering fitness and nutrition grifters make them out to be. Watch this video from @BioLayne on what research actually says about seed oils and health risks: https://t.co/e4I8IybsrV https://t.co/j40omBm76S
@cdavidnorris @Timcast Not if you're not overconsuming them or using the same oil for cooking over and over. https://t.co/0FcOW9wS96
@Timcast This is not a problem unless you are reusing the same oil to cook over and over instead of changing it. The fear-mongering over seed oils is largely unfounded. Watch @BioLayne's video on seed oils to learn what research actually says about them: https://t.co/0FcOW9wS96
@goddeketal https://t.co/aHB44xADtq
@Brendan_Lee__ @EquityDiamonds @kurtwuckertjr I was on seed oil bandwagon. I don't eat them but don't fear like I use to. After I watched this video from world champion powerlifter and biochem grad, nutrition PhD https://t.co/E6JxXNyZAn
@tszzl We already know the science. This is based on human studies not some pointless rodent studies. People want to blame everything but themselves for eating too many calories, you can have the most healthy diet, if you eat too many calories you get fat. https://t.co/SbfVc7XZkf https://t.co/XPvaCJpkHz
RT @RalphSmorra: @DefiantLs Seed oils are an improvement over animal and dairy fat https://t.co/IyXHKDQJTa But, like all fats, they're stil…
@DefiantLs Seed oils are an improvement over animal and dairy fat https://t.co/IyXHKDQJTa But, like all fats, they're still a concentrated form of calories, stripped of fiber and most nutrients, the equivalent of isolated sugar, vs sugar in whole fruit.
#FYI: RFK Jr is wrong about SEED OILS Link to video: youtu.be/yqN61Z-qp88?...
@RamboVanHalen Seed oils are fine. https://t.co/SbfVc7XZkf https://t.co/VGUIxlTvBI
@LibertyPillMeme Seed oils are fine, but she is right about the rest. https://t.co/u5W6qEoAZ5
@corneli64132319 @jeffnobbs @bryan_johnson This is simply not true. The saturated fat claim is false and the second claim is not how the conclusion on PUFAs were drawn. I'd rather point you to a synthesized video vs. a long back and forth on research. Layne Norton does a good job: https://t.co/H1dzomIFg2
@Patrick20543397 @seanmdav The guy is a great follow as he is about the science, especially human randomized trials, and always with the links. https://t.co/buPIMknONQ
@ztc212 @eyeslasho Really? Because I haven’t found a single study where seed oil were related to bad health. In fact they were associated with good health https://t.co/JVHJr2smMK https://t.co/Pc7aaN570f https://t.co/Ap0FEU055Z https://t.co/hfmJF6wntC https://t.co/bFVzJ8DVOW https://t.co/f0iaaB4UmT
@SwipeWright @nickgillespie https://t.co/gJgbrusM5w There are none. Don’t over consume, you’ll be fine.
@Rolando_tillit @mantarnyc @chrisdmowrey I'm 6'4 210 and can put up 225 5x. All blood markers are excellent. Here's bodybuilder, powerlifting gold medalist, and PhD Layne Nortons opinion https://t.co/HLJNHdpPjY
Seed Oils! My Most Hated Video Ever | Educational Video | Biolayne https://t.co/RGeA2IMJxl via @YouTube I see so much hate over seed oils that I think it’s important the people that do watch this video. I think people focus on the wrong problems when it comes to eating well.
@AbsurdlyWise @ChristinaPushaw @pmarca Here's a couple good videos that go over the science https://t.co/z5lORtoudH https://t.co/4xcgFB0oZE
@SwipeWright Not sure this got through but recommended Layne Norton PhD in nutritional science and supports your views mentioning RCT in this video- not a podcast https://t.co/McPF6cTYPa
@SwipeWright Try this by Layne Norton - PhD in nutritional sciences and leans heavily on results from RCT over epidemiological studies. https://t.co/McPF6cTYPa
@SwipeWright Link1: https://t.co/HpKMmktqSc
@SwipeWright @BioLayne did a great video summarizing the research here: https://t.co/1dGJLgw03z
@SwipeWright https://t.co/1dGJLgw03z Saturated Fat and Inflammation https://t.co/zsP3MGBXRT... https://t.co/viBRtcH3tF Saturated Fat and Heart Disease https://t.co/zsP3MGBXRT... https://t.co/nVEZ5MrNpB.... https://t.co/zsP3MGBXRT...
@Genflag @JohnLloren35256 @Brian_Kennedy @the_mockingbard @SwipeWright I'll trust actual doctors who know how to research and read scientific articles over a random Twitter person. Maybe you should do the same https://t.co/fe6ZWm3mS8 https://t.co/MWSMt1BT3G https://t.co/juxHB32dcf
@CCLD13 I have a lot of critiques of Dr. Berg, but that aside let me know what you think of this https://t.co/xsNAGBh4Yh
@SwipeWright This is a yt video but he goes through the lit and has links in the show notes https://t.co/DLfnEfvivt
@SwipeWright They’re not. https://t.co/jv4pxuvxas
@jeremykauffman https://t.co/VytGbTrgQZ People really like to have a boogeyman
@deaflibertarian There is nothing wrong with including some seed oils in your diet. https://t.co/yBmn1wv21O
RT @RalphSmorra: @PeterSweden7 Both are processed—like sugar is to fruit—best used sparingly If you substitute animal fat with seed oils, h…
@PeterSweden7 Both are processed—like sugar is to fruit—best used sparingly If you substitute animal fat with seed oils, health outcomes improve>https://t.co/IyXHKDQJTa If you minimize isolated oils or fats and eat whole foods, ie nuts vs olive oil, health improves more>https://t.co/wSsQNebiGl https://t.co/QVTac9pmyS
@michaelmiraflor https://t.co/HeYSNAH3Hj
@BradCohn https://t.co/HeYSNAH3Hj (please watch) :-)
@jeremykauffman https://t.co/u42Q9U4RxO This guy goes over the science and has links to studies in the description. tl;dr it's unhealthy, but not more than other sources of fats. I agree, though. If these studies are wrong or missing something, it's easily corrected.
It's too many calories that make people fat, plus less movement. Seed Oils! My Most Hated Video Ever https://t.co/SbfVc7XZkf https://t.co/4abC4pwx10 https://t.co/3n25r2lX24
@jeremykauffman Fat is fat, it's the same calories 1g = 9 cal, this discussion is so stupid. https://t.co/SbfVc7XZkf
Seed oils are fine. The right acts as stupid as the woke on certain issues. The problem is people consuming too many calories and not doing enough cardio, which leads to obesity. This videos quotes 9 studies, and they aren't useless rodent ones. https://t.co/SbfVc7XZkf https://t.co/3Q4I3gd6Hw https://t.co/tR3eIzJR47
@register_shift @Novafan78910 @lut46895 @amanda29935319 @MegladonMa52673 @_celia_bedelia_ https://t.co/P9gVtINoTr https://t.co/eI299XdKud https://t.co/hMgPlOW9Uo https://t.co/QcOjzWF8TX
@coinyeezy Scientific evidence shows that it's hype and just comes down to calories... I used to be on the bandwagon and say PUFAs were most toxic horrible thing for body.. but had to change my mind when shown the evidence https://t.co/TxOBnXqt7I
@thepaultheory @Cancelcloco I honestly do get the concerns, but I think there’s more to it than people take account of. https://t.co/IHnacfgqih
@MarcMethot3 Do yourself a favour and watch this video. https://t.co/ozFctf3v33
@goddeketal https://t.co/r9Id0ylOYY
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@SMB_Attorney @BioLayne https://t.co/ncf0N0bWs0
@SMB_Attorney It’s science @BioLayne https://t.co/xZ7COJGaIP
@jimmy_dore @miserablelib Please have @BioLayne on TJDS to talk about nutrition. Could NOT help but smirk watching today’s TJDS stream same day as Layne Norton’s YT post. https://t.co/PxIduZMc05
RT @RalphSmorra: @theblaze Banning seed oils is not supported by human randomized control trials, which show them as less unhealthy than ot…
@theblaze Banning seed oils is not supported by human randomized control trials, which show them as less unhealthy than other oils/fat with more saturated fat, including butter. Most of the bad rap is from adding calories, weight, when eating them in processed foods.https://t.co/IyXHKDRhII
@JulietsLurking @RavenFlocka @BowTiedYukon @StonewallArthur https://t.co/PONYMwTYaW Not only that, but the reason seed oils, containing high level of omega 6, and linoleic acid which some studies suggest promote inflammation, has actually been shown to do the OPPOSITE. The answer is likely, again, a balanced diet.
@BrianRoemmele https://t.co/5gYUZ3W2Xy
@BaringaGort @MidwesternDoc @tednaiman Seed oils are not a problem in and of themselves. They just happen to be an ingredient in many heavily processed, hyper palatable foods that people tend to overconsume. @BioLayne did a great video on this not too long ago: https://t.co/dfWixTWSf8
@TruthCRE @jack41581292 @Kabehr1401 @iluminatibot https://t.co/aDvfyiKUgW
@KrishnaMemani Not nearly as clearly bad as the obsessives make it out to be https://t.co/OR7cA0h2iY
@Wide9Giants @ZKForTre https://t.co/EmjimBpInO
Because seed oils are trending https://t.co/mFA4YtSqyP
@PekkaPuska1 Hyvin on uponnut Antti Heikkilän rypsiöljypelottelut tuulipukuihin.
@shashiiyengar I’ll let someone more qualified than I am explain this https://t.co/4LJDIICGiv
@sergeykarayev https://t.co/p46OyiN0n3 https://t.co/NbPtmH1ohw
@Cooking_it_Keto @BioLayne https://t.co/vKTwizWJBy https://t.co/mKQNGKfiyG https://t.co/QpTVJUMYSv https://t.co/9U34OfBMZL
@_lumichrome @Cooking_it_Keto @BioLayne https://t.co/y1Xv3W7IjU Layne does a good job in this vid
@Mqsley Why don't you take a look at these videos as a few examples of why "seed oils bad" is overly simplistic and doesn't actually align with human health outcome data. https://t.co/qdWMqMVKYl https://t.co/1OLqWBHiCH
@cheapycheapy0 @ryancduff @IsabellaMDeLuca https://t.co/v5HbHlElT9
@realfoodcures @TheNutrivore @TuckerGoodrich This is an absolute lie!! https://t.co/vKTwizWJBy https://t.co/mKQNGKfiyG https://t.co/QpTVJUMYSv https://t.co/9U34OfBMZL
Seed Oils! My Most Hated Video Ever | Educational Video | Biolayne https://t.co/F78rL8W7Jl via @YouTube
@CptAncapistan The seed oil thing is so stupid, I'm sorry. https://t.co/knr3HkogCt
@crazieyfox @Tellit007 replacing 5% of the dietary energy as saturated fatty acids with LA was associated with a 9% lower risk of CHD events https://t.co/XxJGYm1MeO
@SeedOilScout how do you feel about this guy? https://t.co/xsJiqHLAN9
@Bellin546367 @RMiller77489648 https://t.co/PiGHPhXL5M https://t.co/IjAPcRncEa https://t.co/FN1puDxm81 https://t.co/GSOGRiSb7s https://t.co/tDvOAQ4LLH I could go on.
@kgrr73 @frigginvegan @PatsyDiabetes Yeah, that would be an improvement. https://t.co/wNABygvnLu https://t.co/aD9UQYJkGZ
@kgrr73 @frigginvegan @PatsyDiabetes Yeah, that would be an improvement. https://t.co/wNABygvnLu https://t.co/aD9UQYJkGZ
@ChefGruel Good video from @BioLayne on seed oils. They’re not uniquely harmful or less healthy by any means, but the flavor component is interesting…https://t.co/XcqR4UA34G
@Engbl0m https://t.co/WlCamd6y20
@Bayalumaya1 I used to be on that bandwagon, most evil thing ever.. then I watched this.. https://t.co/Wmqrxbj2X8 I don't eat them anyway, but it's mostly hype
Seed oils are safe. There’s a stronger argument for them being safe than for them being dangerous. Just be normal. https://t.co/Ko7MWQvlkK
@mySOFjourney @MiocanDanijel There: https://t.co/wNABygvnLu
@mySOFjourney @MiocanDanijel There: https://t.co/wNABygvnLu
@travelingenes @X Well done. But seed oils are anti-inflammatory, cardio protective and in general have a neutral effect on the body. See: https://t.co/kw3ze4bejO You should look into saturated fats from coconut, butter and animal fats. Those cause heart disease and cancer. See:
@jacobc_eth @Xanderski @BRWalkoff https://t.co/bEgKDdc67C
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@holmanm @IMWHorvitz @TuckerGoodrich Similar outcomes and NIH funded. https://t.co/tWZQmXjW4h
@IMWHorvitz @holmanm @TuckerGoodrich Here's one. The beauty of the video is at 10:30, Dr. Harris specifically states those who are anti-Omega 6, refuse to look at the epidemiological studies. https://t.co/ZpHnIA4FHZ
https://t.co/E03GD4lOtA Ácido Linoleico en la Dieta y Riesgo de Cardiopatía Coronaria: Una revisión sistemática y metaanálisis de estudios prospectivos de cohortes
@PlantBASEDLp @ScepticalDoctor Yeah, except not https://t.co/gdh1A3BXIm
@raphaels7 How about we do linoleic acid specifically? That’s the n6 of concern, correct? https://t.co/tDvOAQ4dW9 https://t.co/PiGHPhXdge https://t.co/GSOGRiRDhU https://t.co/hnmmuQeH0g https://t.co/TbU6ilfwzn https://t.co/d2wLioNH9z https://t.co/0lVRhc2295 https://t.co/FvzMNYFK0V
@Freemocean3 '...dietary LA intake is inversely associated with CHD risk in a dose-response manner. These data provide support for current recommendations to replace saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat for primary prevention of CHD. https://t.co/JOMB4OETlr
@MacroFour @ethan65511904 @SBakerMD Conclusion: LA intake is inversely associated with CHD risk in a dose-response manner. These data provide support for current recommendations to replace saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat for primary prevention of CHD. https://t.co/JOMB4OETlr
@hard_traveled @AndrzejDunowski @SBakerMD ... dietary LA intake is inversely associated with CHD risk in a dose-response manner. These data provide support for current recommendations to replace saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat for primary prevention of CHD. https://t.co/JOMB4OETlr
@stopYouOut @SBakerMD "In prospective observational studies dietary LA intake's inversely associated with CHD risk in a dose-response manner. These data provide support for current recommendations to replace saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat for primary prevention of CHD." https://t.co/JOMB4OETlr
@Jacqui_Yeol @SBakerMD https://t.co/JOMB4OETlr
@Nope53640754 @OldHallFm @TyRBeal I literally shared evidence demonstrating the anti-inflammatory effects of olive oil
@WriteToFreedom_ @OnePercntBetter @CarnivoreSapien Those are just laboratory measurements. There are no clinical outcomes examined. It should be relatively easy to show increased disease in human populations associated with LA consumption if it's, in fact, causative. So far, studies contradict it, e.g., https://t.co/bMrZTwqWt1 https://t.co/4qigP3smVR
Easy, I don’t rely on YouTube videos I read actual research. https://t.co/OzFCrNkc2Q https://t.co/luh3EH48qb https://t.co/zT2eVmrCwW https://t.co/c5lxiZXUzA https://t.co/prAcISvKs7
@ProFactchecker @NutritionMadeS3 @theproof https://t.co/N1wuCsuAfD
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@TuckerGoodrich @Dmozaffarian https://t.co/jXlWwBntpp
@VincentBeaure10 @nutrition_facts Seed oils reduce CVD in humans: https://t.co/lSSa14FsBq https://t.co/rXh4xKk2o2 https://t.co/1Tz6yjbLdx https://t.co/6QRrnUVluW https://t.co/MqJOsxnuYS https://t.co/gdK2EpXuIR https://t.co/bn9LONtrN1 https://t.co/XCK6za9AlV https://t.co/gm4CBXP69E 1/4
RT @NutritionMadeS3: "concerns have been raised about omega-6 linoleic acid's potential proinflammatory and thrombogenic properties. This s…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: "concerns have been raised about omega-6 linoleic acid's potential proinflammatory and thrombogenic properties. This s…
@thealexmarquis Seed oils and CVD. https://t.co/QCZzBBsb9L https://t.co/EQCv6ziVZF https://t.co/LAgwCHNYLn https://t.co/HGKgt7cA8s https://t.co/ON6ZFiRlkl https://t.co/bJRRzdOokR https://t.co/KBxiypF9fB https://t.co/5ErtnSRVMv https://t.co/LHcvtPcuq3
@Mangan150 "In prospective observational studies, dietary linoleic acid intake is inversely associated with CHD risk in a dose–response manner. These data provide support for current recommendations to replace sat fat with polyunsat fat for primary prevention of CHD" https://t.co/4pDDuUOT4Z
@wmertens @The_Nutrivore @MNEJ3241 @foodbeforepills @mosca_matthew Difficult to reconcile with the totality of the evidence. https://t.co/IEvBZyn9cI https://t.co/tKzNqJvSsg https://t.co/JRhmMZEKwn The results of the SDHS are more likely explained by trans fats (discussed here/below) https://t.co/JRhmMZEKwn https://t.co/pXX1NfwWl1 https://t.co/k1qwmGStvS
@tensc9 @twitevit @BiggestComeback Lol. https://t.co/TP7BkYWzqj
@RossWenk @MacroFour @Alan_Watson_ @AnneCroucher @andyswarbs @NickEggleton @Dave06031956 @DMDent @vegansince96 @patrick_yerby @Veganella_ @FleshFitnessing @conde_delia @hilltopgina @foodbeforepills @JennyWeyman @Incornsyucopia @medicalinguist @healthypour @ukmav @hargrump @vidit_sethi @sibaburck @LauraHillsLamb @KingDavey1000 @joorrrds @RChrisCC @hated_jb @bulkbiker @ScepticalDoctor @Rev0lvingDoor @robob3ar @JohnnyNogereIIi @Voice4thevoice2 @CarnivoreIs @MaureenStroud @CarnivoreAntMan @clover_mark @LeomantVictoria @douglasritz @jonnettlefold @pjschneid @CarnivoreCarol @Arachnocat14 @MrAmazinglyAce @ed_flava @PedantDog @BarryCPearson @vegan_raven @TheVeganHunter If PUFA's are so deadly, what's going on here? https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ https://t.co/tKzNqJvSsg let's face it, this whole PUFA fearmongering is a load of BS
@The_Nutrivore The evidence as a whole Prospective cohorts https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ RCT's https://t.co/GWmVYaktdm Biomarker studies https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy Controlled feeding studies https://t.co/zBiZEwqKO7 Ecological studies https://t.co/OkY3qdse1x Where's the harm? @ProfTimNoakes
@StefanSanchez15 @The_Nutrivore @MatthewJDalby @angryhacademic These papers pretty much destroy James's hypothesis https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy https://t.co/IEvBZyn9cI https://t.co/Lf5IVREVum
RT @Tom_Babington1: @Veganella_ @rbrown93ro @FoodFirst_Ty The totality of the evidence does not support the idea that LA is "toxic" Prospe…
@Veganella_ @rbrown93ro @FoodFirst_Ty The totality of the evidence does not support the idea that LA is "toxic" Prospective cohort data https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ Tissue biomarker studies https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy https://t.co/5GDJoQaLUG RCTs https://t.co/dFzIsTLrWM https://t.co/3ZFwQSkdvF
@DannaTyler1 @jwmares @The_Nutrivore @jeffnobbs RCTs https://t.co/eWdDlB1SNJ https://t.co/dFzIsTLrWM Prospective cohort and tissue biomarker studies https://t.co/5GDJoQaLUG https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ https://t.co/JRhmMZEKwn https://t.co/IEvBZyn9cI https://t.co/tKzNqJvSsg
@Bjorn_the_Beefy No they really don’t. Quite the opposite. https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB
RT @FoodFirst_Ty: @CarnivoreMD Seed oils and CVD: https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGK…
RT @FoodFirst_Ty: @CarnivoreMD Seed oils and CVD: https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGK…
@CarnivoreMD Seed oils and CVD: https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB
@Nicole_C_Munoz @billefabian @drmarkhyman https://t.co/QCZzBBsb9L https://t.co/EQCv6ziVZF https://t.co/LAgwCHNYLn https://t.co/HGKgt7cA8s https://t.co/ON6ZFiRlkl https://t.co/bJRRzdOokR https://t.co/KBxiypF9fB https://t.co/5ErtnSRVMv https://t.co/LHcvtPcuq3
@PurelyPrimalAB @Tom_Babington1 Sigh.. Those terrible terrible seed oils https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB
@BioLayne Not even the epidemiology fits the carnivore narrative
RT @Plant_proof: Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Stud…
Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studies https://t.co/pwdv3YDuWS
@MarikaSboros “Veg oils bad”. I know evidence isn’t your strong suit @MarikaSboros https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3
@The_Nutrivore Regarding the ATBC study (Pietinen), those who consumed most SFA also consumed least TFA. Farvid et al. reanalyzed it to adjust for TFA in their MA: https://t.co/UszbmXrCqL
RT @Tom_Babington1: 1. Linoleic Acid intake is inversely associated with CVD in a dose response manner https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ 2. Tissue…
1. Linoleic Acid intake is inversely associated with CVD in a dose response manner https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ 2. Tissue LA is inversely associated with CVD https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy 3. "Virtually no evidence that LA increases inflammatory markers" https://t.co/bQpM1iYZMo https://t.co/wIEF4kDcaj
@CarnivoreMD Paul, I'm a huge fan of your work. But I just read the results of a meta study on PUFAs saying the exact opposite to your recent podcasts and musings on social media. I'm now more confused than ever. https://t.co/K1P45VHTV3
@doctorjqr That if you pay attention to the evidence and not the narrative, PUFA intake is consistently linked to a reduced risk of CVD https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB
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@DeepKetosis https://t.co/ym2vo5wgjF https://t.co/37MRTHyG0C https://t.co/jZLzMuibkP https://t.co/xheWP8eL0Z https://t.co/aVlFvaWV3R
@PeterFaberSP Seed oils and CVD https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB
@lowcarbGP https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB
RT @FoodFirst_Ty: Seed Oils and Inflammation & CVD: https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/H…
RT @FoodFirst_Ty: Seed Oils and Inflammation & CVD: https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/H…
Seed Oils and Inflammation & CVD: https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB Big thanks to @The_Nutrivore https://t.co/ctpOBTVLxW
@LoriShemek Take your time @LoriShemek https://t.co/QCZzBBJM1j https://t.co/EQCv6z1kB5 https://t.co/LAgwCI5zCV https://t.co/HGKgt7ub00 https://t.co/ON6ZFizJVL https://t.co/bJRRzdwMWh https://t.co/KBxiypnxR1 https://t.co/5ErtnT9wE3 https://t.co/LHcvtPu5hB @BioLayne
@TuckerGoodrich @JTMarlin77 @TheAlanAragon @Rob_NBF @ProfTimNoakes Nope ... There's a huge body of evidence that completely contradicts that notion https://t.co/3ZFwQSkdvF https://t.co/XXuJLuY4nP https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ https://t.co/ex5oGRcVQY https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy
@FoodFirst_Ty Claiming vegetable oils cause CVD is completely absurd and contradicted by a large body of evidence https://t.co/XXuJLuY4nP https://t.co/ex5oGRcVQY https://t.co/3ZFwQSkdvF https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy @Rob_NBF Are you willing to change your views ?
Cool story. https://t.co/XywkNMf1kN https://t.co/pNPSliud2c https://t.co/RTAyJ4x7r0 https://t.co/uGqRFmgACv https://t.co/SIHBzp9kX7 https://t.co/9n5YlY88hR https://t.co/OgfHMYp5DE https://t.co/psnyrsOJZv https://t.co/smAr08Bn2T https://t.co/YKzsfUEroL https://t.co/cpr92VImOk
@FoodFirst_Ty @thejoshperson @KenDBerryMD 2/ A meta analysis and systematic review of prospective cohort studies (300,000+ people) showing LA intake is negatively associated with CVD https://t.co/dMGi7NThmp
References (even though I know you won't read them) https://t.co/dMGi7OaSKZ https://t.co/0Uoj23pMIw https://t.co/XXuJLuY4nP
@Red_Nec Well that's fine if you don't want to share. This is where I'm at currently in regards to Linoleic Acid and inflammation. https://t.co/azzzcDGK6u https://t.co/Rdv5jBLj95 https://t.co/gagBj1fklW
RT @privategpdoctor: Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort…
Dietary Linoleic Acid and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studies | Circulation https://t.co/oqWD9WG0lb
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