The overall tone reflects a mix of concern and curiosity, with posts commenting on practical implications such as avoiding deep-frying or changing cooking oils, and mentioning scientific terms like oxidative stress, indicating an engaged audience aware of the health risks discussed in the publication.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the harmful effects of repeatedly heated vegetable oils, with some explicitly referencing the study’s findings on hepatic toxicity.
InterestHigh interest
Posts demonstrate high curiosity, citing scientific studies and urging changes like avoiding deep-frying or switching oils, showing active engagement.
EngagementModerate engagement
Many comments reference scientific concepts such as oxidative stress and fat accumulation, indicating a moderate level of deep engagement with the topic.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions suggest a recognition of potential health risks and implications for public behavior, but not all posts fully explore the broader societal impact.
Abstract in brief
The study investigates how long-term consumption of repeatedly heated vegetable oils can cause liver damage in rabbits, mainly through oxidative stress that leads to fat buildup and impaired liver function.
Researchers divided rabbits into four groups—two fed different doses of repeatedly heated oils, one fed a single heated oil, and a control group—to compare their liver health after 16 weeks by measuring liver enzymes, antioxidant levels, and tissue damage.
Findings showed increased liver enzymes and malondialdehyde (a marker of lipid peroxidation), along with decreased antioxidants and proteins, indicating liver injury and oxidative stress from consuming repeatedly heated vegetable oils.]
change your oils, apparently (better yet just don’t deep fry anything)
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Håvard Ellefsen
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@rudboy84 Ikke det sunneste.
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This study investigates how long-term consumption of repeatedly heated vegetable oils can cause liver damage in rabbits, mainly through oxidative stress that leads to fat buildup and impaired liver function.
Reusing cooking oil can harm your health by producing toxic compounds, increasing cancer risk, and causing liver damage. This video reveals the science behind how repeatedly heated oils lead to oxidative stress, fat…
@hubermanlab Long-term consumption of repeatedly heated mixed vegetable oils, even in lower doses, can lead to hepatic toxicity and significant histological changes in the liver due to fat accumulation and oxidative stress.
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@sepekoker1 @AndreaVeiden Frøoljer er helseskadelig. Det er jo mange studier som viser dette.
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@rudboy84 Ikke det sunneste.
https://t.co/0XnlUt3L8D
https://t.co/qaDFxRKKPY
https://t.co/pEqCPVv7rd
https://t.co/cTbIIo57XV
https://t.co/ID6znGgj9v https://t.co/3M0kOpaAHj
change your oils, apparently (better yet just don’t deep fry anything)
https://t.co/3N2cTZERXb https://t.co/mBt9XvYN1U
Aug 19, 2021 · 4 likes · 58,579 followersView post →
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MacroFour
@MacroFour · X
@Jbpoiuytrewq @Maclagan_was_OK @JessJonesLdn @GanselGeese But kiddies, don't use that for repeated deep-frying of your pet rabbit's food. https://t.co/lgToxZAu6O