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The collective commentary is highly supportive of the study, with many posters citing the large cohort size of over 68,000 participants, and emphasizing that biomarkers of omega-6 fatty acids, especially linoleic acid, are associated with lower cardiovascular risk. The tone reflects confidence, with phrases like 'seed oils are cardioprotective' and referencing extensive meta-analyses, which underscores deep engagement and belief in the study’s significance. This discussion exemplifies how evidence can challenge prevailing narratives, encouraging a reevaluation of dietary fats.
Most discussions strongly support the study’s findings, emphasizing the protective effects of omega-6 fatty acids and questioning negative claims about seed oils.
Participants show high interest, frequently referencing extensive studies and biomarkers, indicating they are engaged with the scientific evidence.
Many posts analyze details from the study, cite multiple research articles, and debate mechanisms, demonstrating deep involvement.
The widespread and vigorous support suggests the discussions could influence opinions and dietary perspectives, highlighting a significant impact.
while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consumption is linked to better cardiometabolic health https://t.co/agdOipXIyN https://t.co/Lnd1xGw2TN
Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participants, 76k tissue biopsies, 31.9 years of follow up, where the endpoints were met 15k times, seed oils were cardioprotective. https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2 https://t.co/Ub9XsCm5jf
This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardioprotective when you look at every study. "Destroy human tissue"
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Seed oils are cardioprotective. Every single study. Ever! Not one study has shown harm. They even cause weight loss. Reduced CV risk, mortality, events, markers. Been talking about this for years. This is my video is over a year old. #seedoil #seedoils https://t.co/BakIiI0Nqb https://t.co/tmZabEAnLD
For starters, the title: "Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality" Serum plant-based omega-6 fats do not correlate with diet. They're making an invalid claim. "Plasma concentrations of (n-3) highly unsaturated fatty acids are https://t.co/MzjpvwtnYF
This study shows that consuming heated oils with phenol compounds, such as virgin olive oil and seed oils enriched with phenols, reduces post-meal inflammation in obese individuals by decreasing inflammatory markers…
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Omega-3s are a gamechanger for long-term health. This meta-analysis of six clinical trials shows omega-3 intake can help slow age-related cognitive decline, suggesting potential benefits for aging populations. More…
@JereRF20 @exburrocoquette @nicounravel En realidad lo de los aceites de girasol no tiene validez. No hubo fundamento científico para decir que son menos saludables. Dejo publicación debajo. https://t.co/3DWyqNVaEX
@Longevity_EDU @BioLayne Biomarkers of "unstable oils" show they also reduce CVD. Update your beliefs. https://t.co/txWgcRDWXA
@diamondback_xx Lol for such a well known and "absolute" truth there's a shit ton of data that just contradicts that it seems https://t.co/pFnjbpTnYJ
Individuals with higher tissue level or dietary linoleic acid have better, not worse, ascvd outcomes. https://t.co/pPyPANB0f1 Meanwhile, ldl/apoB is near-linearly associated with increased ascvd endpoints https://t.co/ovMnlIX9mf https://t.co/AlRme0cHpg
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @agingdoc1: Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality: An Individual-Level Pooled Anal…
Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality: An Individual-Level Pooled Analysis of 30 Cohort Studies
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
RT @CharlesMBrenner: while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consu…
while the biochemical mechanisms paul cites are really sciency, what he doesn’t tell you is that higher seed oil consumption is linked to better cardiometabolic health https://t.co/agdOipXIyN https://t.co/Lnd1xGw2TN
Mais aussi sur les conséquences directes hein, ça prévient les maladies cardiovasculaires par exemple. https://t.co/s2kX9qEwaD
@nullbotto @PlomeekSoup @exfatloss @AviBittMD @KevinH_PhD @bigfatsurprise In 30 prospective studies with medians of follow-up ranging 2.5 to 31.9 yeae Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvgCQU
Are seed oils actually bad for us? Motivated by Dr. Robert Malones luke warm take on @Timcast - The Culture War. If you're willing to have a strong position on something, you should be able to explain it. Period. https://t.co/wk8h8ifXpY #seedoils #nutrition #health #fitness
@JamesCarro14111 @pnyxhill @fwj6y @drip No noticeable impact on all-cause mortality: https://t.co/PojHbIew8Z No impact on diabetes: https://t.co/Adi55zNtY2 Seed oils might actually LOWER your risk of cardiovascular disease: https://t.co/oCub4kJYyT // https://t.co/mVmAPLHJVh 2/2
@carnivorechris1 @texerb50 @paulsaladinomd @SteaknShake im just happy for this attention chris here’s one https://t.co/7PKK8jIVMV https://t.co/IV87kJv9pm
@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
@ESYudkowsky @natalia__coelho Also looked into this as I found the original post interesting, but found a lot of conflicting data. E.g. another meta-analysis: https://t.co/3elof36MAv https://t.co/hAk2XeQDAM
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@MasalaFry69 @Cheesebrakes_ Not only that: A Cochrane review supports that reducing saturated fat intake reduces your risk of CVD by 17% https://t.co/btyCfdlv8N Alongside this, higher levels of linoleic acid are associated w/ lower CVD risk, mortality, & T2DM https://t.co/bU2Ykv8qsZ https://t.co/mWKDbe1rzd
I don't like this. https://t.co/1OBwejIMAv
@StanRob95871937 @ShaqsGrowing @NYgodzilla007 @ascentovalhalla @hubermanlab @dr__idz https://t.co/DtWIU0OOdO
@Nozzels @hubermanlab https://t.co/q0s68D2xfi https://t.co/KCLUuLXts7 https://t.co/tn0RGHYcn9 https://t.co/77nX7xi6vJ https://t.co/6Tkv16ceAO https://t.co/vmhsqtDzn4 https://t.co/luDg4KP77r
@SeedOilScout @hubermanlab Higher tissue LA levels are associated with lower cardiovascular mortality. So we could grant that it’s associated with lower body temperatures, but I still don’t know why we’d care more about that than heart disease. https://t.co/Un2zmz0Wuk
@DrGaryMcGowan What's the best evidence against the proposition that seed oils independently cause harm to human health? This paper?: https://t.co/11eZY8lFQA
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: @maxlugavere Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils, with over 68k participants,…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
RT @MohammedAlo: Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participa…
Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils (vegetable oils), with over 68k participants, 76k tissue biopsies, 31.9 years of follow up, where the endpoints were met 15k times, seed oils were cardioprotective. https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2 https://t.co/Ub9XsCm5jf
@maxlugavere Maybe you can actually read a study. In the largest study ever done on seed oils, with over 68k participants, 76k tissue biopsies, 31.9 years of follow up, where the endpoints were met 15k times, seed oils were cardioprotective. https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2
This meta-analysis indicates that omega-6 fats are not inherently harmful and may even be protective for heart health. It looks like the negative seed-oil claims are overblown: https://t.co/nYQVyZpgzx
@LloydBraun9000 @IdlemanShane @DrNadolsky Except that there is evidence. https://t.co/kCt2blGnpc
@Genflag @JohnLloren35256 @Brian_Kennedy @SwipeWright I bet you still have your mom a wiper little bum bum after having a nice poopoo https://t.co/JCe7mOFWOy
@JDubwub @yashar https://t.co/s9TQObm8u3
RT @MohammedAlo: The most comprehensive study looked at 68k participants for 31.9 years of follow up and the endpoints were reached 15k tim…
@CserepyZoltan Perhaps the most comprehensive study looked at 68k participants for 31.9 years of follow up and the endpoints were reached 15k times. https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2 Results: In 30 prospective studies with medians of follow-up ranging 2.5 to 31.9 years, 15 198 incident cardiovascular
The most comprehensive study looked at 68k participants for 31.9 years of follow up and the endpoints were reached 15k times. https://t.co/MbInkqpOpA Results: In 30 prospective studies with medians of follow-up ranging 2.5 to 31.9 years, 15 198 incident cardiovascular events
@drmarkhyman Do you have any human RCT evidence that “seed oils” like sunflower oil or canola oil is bad? “ Seed oils are anti-inflammatory compared to butter and animal fats. At worst they are neutral: https://t.co/j1JaB0sRP0.
@NutritionMadeS3 Based on this study mentioned in the article: https://t.co/Z9wcBEpjPk Sponsored by these lovely people: https://t.co/BNJu5p9SP8
@StevenMBelknap Studies on LA biomarkers show that LA intake is beneficial. There is no convincing evidence that LA intake is dangerous. https://t.co/txWgcRDp82
@Tellit007 @PaulGradenwitz @GardnerPhD @American_Heart @KenDBerryMD https://t.co/JYUmZlWWBj
@Next52431 Again, seed oils can be good, bad, or neutral completely depending on the context. Here's some more research, hope it helps: https://t.co/ssXPZizHTw https://t.co/r8ZtjNgYVE https://t.co/fiD2sp45hb https://t.co/yHM85EwKzM
@PaulGradenwitz @GardnerPhD @American_Heart @KenDBerryMD Data is more than feelings, as Layne Norton says. With so many studies from different companies, the likelihood of widespread fraud is virtually zero. https://t.co/53RCwaRxaD
@MariosMpn @carnivore_jt https://t.co/IRblqvf4IF
@stathi_ @richcollins @drjamesdinic @TuckerGoodrich @IBN7777 @MEATritionCom @bigfatsurprise @SeedOilDsrspctr @dranthonygustin @KnobbeMD High circulating omega-6 is protective. There is no evidence that modern disase would be caused by too much omega-6. https://t.co/txWgcRDp82
@henry77761681 This is not a human outcomes trial. This is interesting mechanism and biomarkers. There are no human outcomes trials that show harm. In fact, they all show benefit and cardioprotective effects. https://t.co/MbInkqpOpA
@josephchomsky @drcateshanahan Not true unless you heat it past its smoke point. Also read real studies and don't just believe someone who is selling a book. https://t.co/SvCmy7xhjm
@BHBEnjoyer I mean if you prefer ecological dataset over prospective cohorts (let alone interventions), that’s cool. https://t.co/mWOETZVD1K https://t.co/ueLrCMSJYS https://t.co/qcxUyeG9RH https://t.co/uJT1iLcLmc https://t.co/9JS5ulQmxY https://t.co/Bwt6568I8D
@WozzleBaby @NHpilled @jeremykauffman https://t.co/BvlP9bhAyo https://t.co/kcPRHr1i0Y
RT @MohammedAlo: This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardiopro…
RT @MohammedAlo: This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardiopro…
RT @MohammedAlo: This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardiopro…
@ArrienV https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2
RT @MohammedAlo: This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardiopro…
RT @MohammedAlo: This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardiopro…
RT @MohammedAlo: This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardiopro…
This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardioprotective when you look at every study. "Destroy human tissue"
This is laughable. There isn't a single human study that shows seed oils cause harm in humans. They are actually cardioprotective when you look at every study. https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2 https://t.co/meFEcAbSJE
Because data! https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2 https://t.co/ONnTi7m9Dg
@ClausCarlsen1 @theliverdr Numerous lines evidence contradicts this. n6 PUFA in animal studies and many human studies are beneficial. n6 biomarkers of PUFA intake also show benefit, not harm. https://t.co/txWgcRDp82
@TuckerGoodrich @drjamesdinic @MEATritionCom @bigfatsurprise @SeedOilDsrspctr @dranthonygustin @KnobbeMD Yes, they ignored Ramadan’s meta-analyses but they mentioned many studies supporting omega-6 intake. They seem to have enough evidence in favor of omega-6. The following two studies of omega-6’ benefit in preventing CVD https://t.co/z9CJJ1GOsq https://t.co/ifZyn5Nz6g
@crazieyfox @Tellit007 In 30 prospective studies with medians of follow-up ranging 2.5 to 31.9 years, 68 659 participants. Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvgCQU
@BillNeilso @BrettJohn17 @JoniMahoney63 @goddeketal Now let's look at biomarkers of O6 intake on CV disease & mortality
@Bellin546367 @RMiller77489648 Inflammation: https://t.co/Wi9pgSWI0K Glycemia: https://t.co/KeHn0k1TF3 https://t.co/j4smiv0mOh https://t.co/Bwt6568I8D https://t.co/2Hgj5yQtN3 https://t.co/0VhhmLbmzB https://t.co/2o6SqeyTuq https://t.co/V3XOlqASvg https://t.co/8RN9yJ3Maa Cvd: https://t.co/qcxUyeG9RH
@sarahkayla_ @robertlufkinmd Hi Sarah, seed oils maybe beneficial as they may reduce the risk of heart disease https://t.co/gw5wvmlzBI https://t.co/z9CJJ1GOsq https://t.co/ifZyn5Nz6g They are good for diabetes: https://t.co/EuwIITAYT9
@EyesOpenNoFear @Chaz007299 @5MinuteBody And people who have more linoleic acid in their body long-term have lower risk of cardiovascular disease, CV mortality, and all-cause mortality. They certainly don't appear to have an increased risk of any chronic disease. https://t.co/iUuGl68EeB https://t.co/MO5EDquPjf https://t.co/lvnqkmVzYR
@HohlyMohly @CaryKelly11 https://t.co/cCzzN68K0d
@KnobbeMD @SuzAlexander61 Sigh.. 68000+ people, 39 years of follow up. Seed oils aren’t the issue. https://t.co/vmxfshzsRY
@JimmySm58405905 @ChristianTams @MiocanDanijel This was a sub link. Provided the correct link. https://t.co/vmxfshzsRY
@JimmySm58405905 @ChristianTams @MiocanDanijel https://t.co/vmxfshzsRY
@DeanKradowski @Mark_Sisson https://t.co/cCzzN68K0d seem quite safe. Wouldn't you agree?
@SamaHoole https://t.co/cCzzN68K0d Yep, deffo making us sicker
@CoachKaraPalley @arunkumar3112 @dlifein @shashiiyengar https://t.co/cCzzN68K0d
@kevinstock12 https://t.co/NQrS3pnkzq
@DavidPerlmutter @GeorgiaEdeMD Any Human RCT evidence behind your reason to avoid ‘seed oils’? Don’t fall for social media nutrition quacks. Seed oils are cardio protective and anti-inflammatory. See this gold standard study: https://t.co/j1JaB0sRP0
@Ellefsen2239511 @oddvarsandvin @MHautaas @Erlarnd @DebetSjef @BioLayne Også interessant. Selv om funnene fra metaanalysen er mer interessant, der den finner en ikke-signifikant trend mot negativ effekt. Denne noe nyere, og større, analysen viser til noe andre resultater: https://t.co/iAopF4BGdr
@oddvarsandvin @Ellefsen2239511 @MHautaas @Erlarnd @DebetSjef Det er temmelig mange endringer i kostholdet, og aktivitetsnivået, og andre faktorer nå kontra før. Når så og si «ingen» følger kostrådene, er det temmelig sært å si at dagens uhelse er kostrådene sin skyld! Hva er din take på denne? https://t.co/iAopF4BGdr
@witn3ss9 Consumption of refined sugars and processed foods has increased dramatically during the same time frame. Establishing a link between CV disease & seed oil consumption has been done. Here are 2 analyses (comprising several studies): https://t.co/cGgzSravWX https://t.co/VCXunxR4r7
@Dr_Kyle_DDS https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2 Here's a nice review for your perusal.
sagging for years. Here's the link to the actual paper: https://t.co/e1ZwJyDLPB
How about we examine the data. We have a study ol with 68k people, where the endpoints were reached 15k times, with 76k tissue biopsies for 31.9 years. Seed oils are cardioprotective! It seems like every week we need to repost this. Enough nonsense. https://t.co/MbInkqpOpA https://t.co/JWyhiBmVMg
@EricBla62316405 How about we examined the data. We have a study of 68k people, where the endpoints were reached 15k times, with 76k tissue biopsies for 31.9 years. Seed oils are cardioprotective! https://t.co/MbInkqpOpA https://t.co/Asv57a8PDH
@truthseekerNWB @BioLayne I've posted it hundreds of times. Here you go https://t.co/MbInkqpgA2
@bulkbiker @AjRockatansky @drcateshanahan 30 meta analyses.. Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvgCQU
@philosophygeek @delk The main component of seed oils correlates with cardiovascular health benefits, not what you'd see if scaremongering about their toxicity was true: https://t.co/dKJ6nnOHjd
@travelingenes @drcateshanahan No evidence that ‘seed oils’ are toxic in human randomized control trials compared to animal fats high in saturated fat. Biggest study to date: https://t.co/sw55oF5IGo Seed oils are cardioprotective and anti-inflammatory (end of story).
@exfatloss @paulsaladinomd In 30 prospective studies with medians of follow-up ranging 2.5 to 31.9 years, 15 198 incident cardiovascular events. Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvg51m
@MEATritionCom In 30 prospective studies.. Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvgCQU
@paulsaladinomd And yet people who consume more linoleic acid and those with higher blood or tissue levels of LA have lower all-cause mortality, cardiovascular disease incidence and CVD mortality. https://t.co/iUuGl68EeB https://t.co/trsbHjp6Ll
@Tom_Babington1 @paulsaladinomd @MohammedAlo Paul also brought up this one for the claim that adipose tissue LA showed no association with CVD as if that were a win for the "seed oils bad" claim, he just omitted the fact that CVD mortality was a statistically significant 40% reduction in risk. https://t.co/XI6v80pBp1
@JuhanaHarju Onko linolihappo hyväksi vai ei? Jännä miten aihe jakaa. Ei teidän toki tarvitse alkaa täällä debatoimaan. https://t.co/ZzlhqPCOgS Suomalaisia tutkijoitakin monta mukana tuossa iltalehden viittaamassa: @MursuJaakko @DrJyrkiVirtanen @MarklundMatti
@drjamesdinic @mrollincapocci https://t.co/j1JaB0sjZs (Biggest study to date. Here you go).
@AurelianoStingi prima che qualcuno storca il naso, posto questo, cosi, tanto per... https://t.co/6Q2F6sUUrk https://t.co/JpBc8S0ak3
@paulsaladinomd @TuckerGoodrich @BioLayne wrong again.. 68 659 participants. Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvgCQU
@paulsaladinomd @hubermanlab @BioLayne oops. 68 659 participants. Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvgCQU
@Engineer4Health @SteAssent @ascentovalhalla @SamaHoole https://t.co/cCzzN68K0d
@bulkbiker @ScepticalDoctor Higher levels of LA were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke. https://t.co/Yl1lkvgCQU
RT @TuckerGoodrich: For starters, the title: "Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality"…
RT @TuckerGoodrich: For starters, the title: "Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality"…
For starters, the title: "Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality" Serum plant-based omega-6 fats do not correlate with diet. They're making an invalid claim. "Plasma concentrations of (n-3) highly unsaturated fatty acids are https://t.co/MzjpvwtnYF
@chigrl @MDoofis https://t.co/F726zeQAWl
@LoriShemek https://t.co/q8lYRbsaYA
@angie_eeee @Gambetino @reallytanman This "debunking" is based mostly on an analysis of 30 observational studies. https://t.co/Y8PzOgMXtu There are major problems with observational studies, especially in nutrition ⬇️
RT @MohammedAlo: Seed oils are cardioprotective. Every single study. Ever! Not one study has shown harm. They even cause weight loss. Reduc…
@tiras_corner https://t.co/AHRGdDdQcm yet when we look at tissue levels & risk, we see something completely different
@tiras_corner Not supported by tissue fatty acid compostion. Omega-6 in blood is protective. https://t.co/txWgcRDp82
RT @MohammedAlo: Seed oils are cardioprotective. Every single study. Ever! Not one study has shown harm. They even cause weight loss. Reduc…
Fuentes: https://t.co/uaSHN7KvY6 https://t.co/POLOIFk6cB
@smirchfa @robertlufkinmd https://t.co/NieJzMBmgy
@j_t_2390 @FusionProgGuy @ElieJarrougeMD @Dr__Guess @NutritionMadeS3 https://t.co/AHRGdDeo1U mechanisms are all well & good but when we look at actual outcomes we see benefits in cardiovascular outcomes
@raphaels7 @Tellit007 @DrEenfeldt @DietDoctor @tednaiman @siobhan_huggins @KetoCarnivore @DoctorTro @nicknorwitz 1 - “higher in vivo circulating and tissue levels of LA and possibly AA were associated with lower risk of major cardiovascular events” https://t.co/BU8rxsUjSW
RT @MohammedAlo: Seed oils are cardioprotective. Every single study. Ever! Not one study has shown harm. They even cause weight loss. Reduc…
RT @MohammedAlo: Seed oils are cardioprotective. Every single study. Ever! Not one study has shown harm. They even cause weight loss. Reduc…
@JPfundston @bava23 Wait wait, I have one too: https://t.co/BakIiI0Nqb https://t.co/Ow3vitHTia
Seed oils are cardioprotective. Every single study. Ever! Not one study has shown harm. They even cause weight loss. Reduced CV risk, mortality, events, markers. Been talking about this for years. This is my video is over a year old. #seedoil #seedoils https://t.co/BakIiI0Nqb https://t.co/tmZabEAnLD
@philosophising4 @JuliaB_fitness @yeeseak @jsngrdn3 Same is observed for omega-6 in blood. " higher in vivo circulating and tissue levels of LA and possibly AA were associated with lower risk of major cardiovascular events" https://t.co/txWgcRDp82
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@Olicsa06 @sciencebyjae Evidence you don’t need to avoid seed oils- https://t.co/Zbafa0xpSY
@yvtweets It most certainly does not for me. Anyway: https://t.co/JFPq1LkAll https://t.co/5T5u9NXoY4 Blah blah there’s more. It’s not just an opinion. The rally cry against seed oil is pure junk science and foodbro-ism.
@DimitriRadoux @raphaels7 LA in blood is good. Only thing that correlates with higher disease risk is MUFA. https://t.co/txWgcRDp82
@RockAppleWood @jjlaspina @ifixhearts https://t.co/BakIiI0Nqb Watch the video and click on all the studies below the video.
@Lvstyle59Scott @MasalaFry69 @NaughtyNutr https://t.co/BTVhtP5t4a Heart disease? Nope. Not bad for industrial lubricants
@realSeanODowd @shelly_187 Of course https://t.co/AHRGdDdQcm
@HolisticLex @jordanbpeterson https://t.co/Zbafa0xXIw
@lindy_lou_j @Njorogesan More research isn’t needed.30 prospective studies in circulation looking at 29.9 years of follow-up found that seed oils lower cardiovascular mortality significantly. Linoleic acid has also been studied extensively and also improves cardiovascular health https://t.co/9BtEzm5XXJ
@pellegrino55555 @dr_jon_l @TekTonic4 @DrAseemMalhotra @bigfatsurprise https://t.co/BTVhtP5t4a pooled analysis from 30 cohort studies
@shelly_187 @Eli23541052 https://t.co/AHRGdDeo1U not the boogeyman you make them out to be I'm afraid
@Af_donnerwetter @303Magnus @skaggandreas @hammerotass @Gummitarzan81 @KarlbergErik @AgnesWold @modiri_navid Det är klart det här. Här har man tex mätt biomarkörer för intag av omega-6 och ser att de som intar mer är i lägre risk för hjärt och kärlsjukdom https://t.co/cGRWuUI7Dh Enligt dina påståenden borde det vara tvärt om. Varför blev det inte så?
@robertlufkinmd Hmmm. Outcomes don't align with your random statements: https://t.co/NieJzMBmgy
Reference: https://t.co/m5Ch4RYvux Another reference: https://t.co/WPyz627SRn @Matt_S_Stephens
@scottrileymusic @PissedOff_PT @ElieJarrougeMD https://t.co/oYbFRQUeU0
@drcateshanahan @megynkelly https://t.co/NieJzMjd2q
@usambcuba @realMeyerShalit @deinjobcenter @CarnivoreSapien https://t.co/KR7qI69LoZ we see nothing but benefit for CHD
@SWAGATHON okay? here are other studies then? https://t.co/P37wEtnf6b
@Incognoscible_ @VScienco @AlexAmoSfC @SativusRaphanus @NightHowl11 @cu_juanito @balkraix @SanyagoMoral @StopPseudo @bmj_latest En esa época había ya bastantes cambios, apelar a uno solo pues regular. Además de que apelar a unas causas no refuta otras causas. https://t.co/kNgH6KD8It
@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 @Tom_Babington1: @foodbeforepills @Plant_proof @The_Nutrivore Hi, Not quite 40 years but can you tell me what's happening in biomarker…
@foodbeforepills @Plant_proof @The_Nutrivore Hi, Not quite 40 years but can you tell me what's happening in biomarker studies? Despite seed oils being a major source of linoleic acid, greater tissue levels of linoleic acid are associated with lower CVD risk. What the hell is going on? https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy
@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
RT @kevtharris: @thealexmarquis https://t.co/4ZF6D67oVC substitution of saturated fat with PUFA's https://t.co/0FuNzmQe5Z omega 6 & type 2…
@thealexmarquis https://t.co/4ZF6D67oVC substitution of saturated fat with PUFA's https://t.co/0FuNzmQe5Z omega 6 & type 2 diabetes https://t.co/BTVhtP4VeC omega 6 & CV incidence https://t.co/UjadUxtB0y increasing LA doesn't increase AA levels in tissue
@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
@d_magpie People with higher biomarkers and tissue levels of intake have lower mortality and lower cardiovascular disease rates. https://t.co/jj4e8MS6sM
@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
Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality. Higher levels of linoleic acid were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality. https://t.co/KctcUdbtEw
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
Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality https://t.co/q3sMS1bDh2
@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
@erandaw1 @ceasrine @garytaubes @bigfatsurprise @ProfTimNoakes @zoeharcombe https://t.co/UwQiXdYMMx https://t.co/EnobvoSmlU https://t.co/041qzfSNF4 https://t.co/FgObaomAqG https://t.co/UcnYKRTNuR If you are interested how much of a trashbag "scientist" Harcombe is you can take a look at @The_Nutrivore critique. Either way, happy reading buddy
@KetoAurelius Heart disease causing toxins ? Then explain how tissue and serum Linoleic Acid content is inversely associated with CVD risk ? Why don't you be brave for a change and respond? https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy
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
@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
@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 ?
But the downstream effects appear to be positive https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy https://t.co/EqmjJHU1IZ
@StolteThiago Thiago - the latest is here: https://t.co/Nsb8icyf0h https://t.co/uMqrNfVlGz
@RSmaker25 @Rob_NBF Ruben - Food source/context matters, but generally speaking, I'm not worried: "Higher levels of LA (omega-6 PUFA) were significantly associated with lower risks of total CVD, cardiovascular mortality, and ischemic stroke: https://t.co/Nsb8icyf0h
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
RT @babington_tom: @DaleWil39870290 @brive1987 @FoodFirst_Ty @KenDBerryMD Your views on seed oils are also way off the mark. There are 2…
@DaleWil39870290 @brive1987 @FoodFirst_Ty @KenDBerryMD Your views on seed oils are also way off the mark. There are 2 major issues 1. Replacing SFA with PUFAs reduces CVD risk 2. Higher consumption and tissue levels of LA are correlated with lower levels of CVD, not higher https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy https://t.co/XXuJLuY4nP
Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality - PubMed https://t.co/djRn5vjzIA
@gfj1979 @KevinH_PhD https://t.co/LP67HzlYRy Thoughts ?
Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality | Circulation https://t.co/XV93a72AXV
Biomarkers of dietary Omega-6 fatty acids and incident cardiovascular disease and mortality https://t.co/3ipGsvbgXp
Drs. Psaty, Siscovick, and Lemaitre combined their powers to write “Biomarkers of Dietary Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Incident Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality: An Individual-Level Pooled Analysis of 30 Cohort Studies” in Circulation. Learn more: https://t.co/WFxeqeQBpt
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