The “heart healthy” labels on vegetable oils like canola oils is just wrong and more people see how unhealthy they are. I bet people are going to start taking these vegetable oil companies to court for false information on their products!
@@lisagoldberg5178 agreed. There needs to be regulations enforcing that Big Pharma and Big Plant Food Industries, or Religious groups like 7th Day Adventists (watch Belinda Fettke), can’t pay into organizations to have their agenda promoted.
The Corporations have to PAY to have the “Heart Healthy” labels put on their Products. Always about the money. They don’t give an “F” about American Health. On the contrary, they make more money when Americans are “Fat, Sick, and Unhealthy.” Disgusting.🔥
I’m a registered dietitian, and I totally agree with you. I’m embarrassed to tell people that I’m a dietitian/nutritionist because of things like this. Thank you for sharing!!
Both of those people promote consumption of meat, which is going to give you colorectal cancer instead. Why not opt for healthy foods instead of toxic garbage of either kind?
In the UK near to where I live, rapeseed is a very common crop. Much of it however is used as a biofuel to be mixed with diesel. Many of the fast food restaurants using these other nasty seed oils have their spent cooking oil collected and used as a diesel fuel. Much better than using these for food. Remember in the USA, highly toxic sodium fluoride was a major environmental byproduct of the Aluminum industry. Solution - add it to the drinking water. Bit like seed oils.
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Whey is also a byproduct of industry that is now used for consumption. Just because something used to be a byproduct doesnt mean its bad for us. Its true when it comes to these oils, but not flouride.
This is disturbing. It was interesting to know that they still used cottonseed oils. I recently listened to a video about how food labels aren't being honest. I have to eat healthy. Eating seed oils are endocrine disruptors. I changed my parents diet when they got Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.
Agree, it is very disturbing! As if combining cotton seed oil with hydrogen wasn't bad enough, cotton is a "textile" crop and the types and amounts of herbicides and pesticides that are allowed to be sprayed on "textile/cotton" crops, is not as well regulated/scrutinized as food crops. Also, please (please) be aware the food industry is now starting to use the term "inter-esterified oil" on food labels, which is the same exact thing as hydrogenated soybean oil !!
True. Food labels are marketing (lies) to sell the food not inform you to help you make good decisions. "Natural" means literally nothing. Even regulated terms like "Organic" are abused by the big companies via loophole but used to destroy small business and small farmers: weaponized by the big industry criminal behaviour it was supposed to stop. "If man made it, don't eat it" - Dave Asprey
This historical information is exactly why I have started calling them *"machine oils"* rather than vegetable oils or seed oils, to emphasize their true nature. Too many are completely ignorant of the fact that they all come from industrial profit-optimization that overrides all health concerns.
Thank you for this info. Amazing how many people still don't make the connection between what they put in their body and health. And yes, the supreme irony that people will still wear a mask but eat junk food.
January is world Carnivore month! Dr. Baker, Dr. Chaffee, and Dr. Berry have videos on how to start! That’s one way to avoid plant toxins like vegetable oils! Dr. Sally Norton talks about natural plant toxins!
If you think about how hard it was to get oil imported into places like Detroit and Chicago and how infrequent that was, then you'll realize where these oils came from and why Mike isn't the only one that calls them industrial seed oils, because they were meant for industry, not consumption
Yes and as if combining cotton seed oil with hydrogen wasn't bad enough, cotton is a "textile" crop and the types and amounts of herbicides and pesticides that are allowed to be sprayed on "textile/cotton" crops, is not as well regulated/scrutinized as food crops. Also, please (please) be aware the food industry is now starting to use the term "inter-esterified oil" on food labels, which is the same exact thing as hydrogenated soybean oil !!
@@__WJK__ if they even put it on the label. There are these molecules filed under DAGS ( Designated as Generally Safe ) that are designed to make things creamier and stuff, that can cross the blood/brain barrier. I don't think they're even required to list them. They're not a big deal to an adult, but to a kid that's constantly eating fast food and TV dinners, yea...
The killing of wild hogs outside of southern cotton mills - was that to get the idea across that the hogs were drawn to the piles of cotton seed as a food source and this was how Proctor snd Gamble got the idea that they could market a waste product that otherwise accumulated and had to be gotten rid of somehow?
I think they are unrelated. Large corporations are always looking for ways to make a waste product into a profitable product. Those seeds were trash left to rot. Getting eaten was fine by them. They didn't care, and would have dumped them in a river like factories do with liquid wastes if they could. This was a golden age of novel chemical and food research and they were no doubt working for years to find a way to make something saleable from that waste. All of these cheap to grow, easy to store and ship, and highly processed commodities are basically the same in that they are grown en-mass, processed into various other commodities like HFCS, white flour, corn starch, ethanol, various seed oils, soy lecithin, and anything they can make, and then made into the slop we're being told to consume today. Our Govt being bought and owned by corporations is part of why a Commodities promoting agency, the USDA, and not the FDA or CDC, is who tells people what to eat in the food pyramid. if you have the means, never eat the slop a corporation made unless 1 ingredient and something you could grow or make.
Thank you 🙏 Mike for this video. Years ago, when I learned about how harmful partially hydrogenated oils are, I went on a mission to educate people about its harm especially the parents who were selling Girl Scout cookies with their children. Since that time, every year, when I’m approached to buy Girl Scout cookies, I check the label and discover that they are still using it in their cookies. I used to just make a contribution to the girls, but then I realized that I was still supporting an organization that places profits over the health and well being of children. So I stopped. Additionally, they are so sleazy and underhanded that they exploit these girls for profits because they know that people can’t say no to children. But that’s what we all need to do until they get the message that we are not going to tolerate the cheap garbage that they put in our products anymore!
People born in the early to mid 1900s thought Crisco was the GREATEST thing Going!!!! They thought every invention was an IMPROVEMENT. They could never conceive anyone would sell them something harmful to their health. If it was bad for you, government wouldn't let them sell it!!!
1. Thanks for this very important information! 👍 2. Yes! Please follow-up with the other seed oils! 🙏 3. I am a very happy 22/2 IF Carnivore myself. 🥚🥩
I knew it was about seed oils before I clicked the video lol, when I first started to pay attention to this, it made me think, how do you even extract oil from a bunch of seeds 🤔
Imagine having to convince people your chemically processed slop was, "digestible"! Like an ad today that reads, "Edible". Oh, boy! Edible food! I'm so tired of that inedible food we've been getting in the gulag.
Pretty much how fish oil propaganda started as well, the fishing industry trying to convince people that their extremely toxic waste product was somehow edible by pointing to Inuits as supposedly being healthy, despite how we know today that Inuits are the most disease-ridden and shortest-living people on the planet. Pretty funny just how gullible people can be if you wrap of some toxic garbage in a nice package.
Another example how big companies only care about money, your well being is not a consideration, you need to educate yourself and buy products accordingly
In Girls Scouts cookies! Very disturbing to know. It is never late to change habits. Read the label before eating, it might taste good but it's not healthy
Interesting stuff. I enjoyed learning that we used to use racoon fat, I did not know that. Also that last part about what your ancestors ate effecting your health is huge.
Thank you for the video the so-called experts have lost all credibility with many or maybe most Americans after the Covid thing and now we’re all looking at what other things the experts said come to find out we’ve been lied to about so many things for so long. it’s even hard to start deciding what to look at.
An interesting and important-to-know story on the processing and promoting of poisonous food-like substances. History is indeed repeating itself as Mike keeps emphasizing. Be aware of their tactics and beware!
Odd that I can make a reply, but I can not make a comment. Hum. I still have a classroom cookbook from my public school Home Ec class sponsored by Crisco. All the recipes call for Crisco.
My grandparents came from Italy and they died from Heart Disease - thanks to eating CRISCO. I miss my grandparents. And I do not EAT any SEED Oils. Listen and Learn - Mike is right -
The late 19th and early 20th centuries were times of completely irrational faith that technology would solve every problem of existence. We know now how false that hope was, but we have a long way to go to unwind all of the damage that was done.
I just replied to another comment where I expressed a similar sentiment to what you wrote. My Mother born in the 1920s thought everything electric was better than non-electric. They believed pasteurized milk was for their safety and that homogenization was also a safety factor. They thought Crisco was the greatest thing going! They believed people were too ethical to sell something harmful, and that government agencies were in place to keep anything bad from being sold. My own mother would say she didn't trust government, but turn around and say "If it was bad for us, they wouldn't let them sell it".
Years ago I only ever used lard, until I started to hear about how seed oils were better. Now I've been reading that lard does have health benefits, and seed oils have no benefits at all. Same for margarine that was supposed to be healthier. It was also a godsend for the kids lunches especially in winter when I forgot to take the butter out of the fridge. I have kidney disease now so lots of things I can't eat, but I do buy grass fed, organic butter, which I don't eat everyday. We were all ripped off, with the false information we were given, with no way to check it. Now with the internet we can do our own research and eat healthy. No thanks to the "food experts"
Please have a video that lists every single type of toxic vegetable oils so people know all the wording. Or place a link in notes if you have resources so people know what to avoid. But I tell everyone, if something has more than 1 wholesome ingredient, then avoid.
Just make everything. Cold pressed avacodo oil makes a lovely mayo. You need to be careful, buying olive oils, but a good olive oil makes lovely salad dressing. You can buy pure lard in Canada if you live near the boarder. Or render your own. Handles heat very well. I have also rendered tallow. Used a crock pot. Worked great.
@@dawnelder9046 i am on the carnivore lifestyle, so zero plants, but others would love to know. ☺️👍🏻 I have heard olive oils still have veggie oils in them which is terrible.
Should get the book Perfect Sight Without Glasses by William H. Bates. There is a new printing of the complete text of the original book on the market now. Mary Ila Oliver of Clearsight Publishing Co. went to a lot of effort to make this information available to us! We were taught lies about eyesight just as we have been taught lies about diet, and about certain diseases!!! No use wearing glasses anymore! You quit alcohol, now quit glasses!!!
I now try to eat from the earth but not easy. Am 79 and my generation should have done better but we bought into the ease of processed foods. Fluoride is a neuro toxin and an industrial waste product, it could not be disposed of in the water or soil. And we drink it if we do not have a well or live in a city that has said no to it being added to our water. And sadly how many people even think about this issue.
I brought up fluoride at a water company public meeting. I was shut down by all the people convinced that there are numerous studies that PROVE fluoride is good for you. They shut their ears to any evidence otherwise!
That's just reactionary and stupid. Plant-based diets are undeniably orders of magnitude better for human health, the evidence isn't controversial there at all.
Our government is a joke when it can't do something simple like ban toxic substances from being sold as food, just because big food spends a few billion a year (a trivial amount of money relative to GDP) on lobbying.
Wow, my mom used to cook with Crisco every day. I think we had the big tub in our house always being used now most of a lot of times use like bacon grease instead of an everything but oh.
My grandparents and mother used to talk about the big tubs of stuff like they got during WWII. They said it was this ugly white stuff that came with yellow dye packs to mix in it to make it look like butter. However, since they lived in the country, they were able to get real butter from time to time.
Anyone try the electrolyte sticks? What flavor is better lime or orange? Gonna get them for work. I work 10 hours then hit the gym and its hard to get hydrated going from work straight to the gym
As if combining cotton seed oil with hydrogen wasn't bad enough, cotton is a "textile" crop and the types and amounts of herbicides and pesticides that are allowed to be sprayed on "textile/cotton" crops, is not as well regulated/scrutinized as food crops. Also, please (please) be aware the food industry is now starting to use the term "inter-esterified oil" on food labels, which is the same exact thing as hydrogenated soybean oil !!
Tobacco isn’t necessarily evil. Most cigarettes are full of harmful additives , grown in radioactive fertiliser and have pesticides and herbicides sprayed on them. Vitamin K2 MK4 - one of the most important supplements is synthesised from tobacco leaves
I love your content. But as far as convincing people saying its "very unhealthy" has limited credibility to people that prefer not to beleive. Does it damage peoples hearts? Does it change how the surfaces of our cells interact? ( Hint. yes) Does it disrupt hormones?
Not happy with a nice profit! It is taught today to maximize profits! Make junk instead of quality! No belief in loving your fellow man, and do unto others as you would have them do unto you. More about manipulating others for greedy gain.
I was nodding along until the Autism mention. Hi, 38 year autistic not-male adult here. You know why the rate is going up? Better diagnostic criteria. Psychology is a dynamic, constantly improving science. It's a difference in wiring. Has notjing to do with diet. I have a great metabolism, a great sense of nutrition. My allergies and my awesome pattern-aware brain are genetic hand me downs. It's not a disease, it's a wiring difference that has gone massively unsupported. I'm part of the 15% of adults with a full time job. We shouldn't be rare. Accommodations for us benefit everyone. Anyway nothing about us without us there are studies that refute the idea that diet impacts that. Please consider seeking those out. Cheers.
Eat real natural foods, avoid processed foods. The food industry has been a disgrace for decades. Mr Diesel's peanut oil ( used from 1900) was meant to fuel vehicles... not humans.
I completely agree about seed oils, but whey protein was also a waste product turned food. It’s not always a bad thing. Lobsters used to be considered trash that was fed to the poor and the imprisoned.
This is all based on one thing: greed! Manufacturers make it cheaper but charge the same price. By aiming the advertising and marketing at women It can be seen throughout history. Research Touches for Freedom.
I feel like you could benefit from info on PUFAs via Ray Peat community. Takes the whole seed oil topic to another level. Hydrogenated seed oils are actually healthier than non hydrogenated since they have a fully saturated ring of carbon hydrogen bonds unlike normal canola oil. Obviously any derivative of liquid oils (hydrogenated or not) is toxic. But it’s actually a little better than pufa oils in their typical state. Bringing info to your channel on the pathophysiology of seed oils would be incredible and you can find a ton of info on the ray peat forum where people share studies.
@@potatowaffle5653 an open system can exchange both energy and matter with its surroundings. A closed system does not allow matter in or out of the system but can exchange energy such as heat. Simplified, calories in/calories out only applies in things such as combustion engines. Not human beings. The calories in/calories out model in humans also doesn't take into account hormones which have a dramatic effect on weight management. For example, when I switched to a carnivore diet I lost 25 pounds in 6 weeks even though I was eating 4000-5000 calories of ribeye every day. Because my insulin (hormone) was low I still lost weight. There are too many factors for calories in/calories out to be a useful model for weight loss.
@@davem4193 AHH see there I agree. The principle of CICO is correct with regards to energy balance. It or the animal body has to be in a deficit to cause fat loss which is how I view the argument. It's correct as a million studies show but as a method on its own it's not good enough. Methods like fasting, carnivore, keto etc can all make the difference 👍🏿
@@ml3141 PUFAs are prone to oxidation. And industrialy produced oils rich in PUFA are just toxic, because these are extremely prone to oxidation. It has nothing to do with hydrogynation...
“Not all plants are healthy” made me laugh. Vegetable oils don’t come from the actual plant. They come from the seeds. And you can make anything unhealthy when you ultra process it, whether it be meat or plants.
So, hydrogenation of oils is now known to be harmful to health. But, how do you jump to the conclusion that all seed oils that are not hydrogenated are bad for you? Something is wrong with the logic here... Sorry 🤔
The “heart healthy” labels on vegetable oils like canola oils is just wrong and more people see how unhealthy they are. I bet people are going to start taking these vegetable oil companies to court for false information on their products!
The "American Heart Association" takes money from these companies. They and other 3 letter agencies should also be held accountable.
@@lisagoldberg5178 agreed. There needs to be regulations enforcing that Big Pharma and Big Plant Food Industries, or Religious groups like 7th Day Adventists (watch Belinda Fettke), can’t pay into organizations to have their agenda promoted.
The Corporations have to PAY to have the “Heart Healthy” labels put on their Products.
Always about the money.
They don’t give an “F” about American Health.
On the contrary, they make
more money when Americans are “Fat, Sick, and Unhealthy.”
Disgusting.🔥
Nothing will happen. This is all post WW2 allowed by the govt.
I eat sunflower oil and I’m healthy. Butter and coconut oil almost killed me.
I’m a registered dietitian, and I totally agree with you. I’m embarrassed to tell people that I’m a dietitian/nutritionist because of things like this. Thank you for sharing!!
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@@NorthStarKnifeReviews What a brilliant response! Do you have something to say? If so, please articulate your thoughts.
@@robbiannms it would be over your head.
@@NorthStarKnifeReviews What would be over my head?
@@robbiannmsThe Sword of Damocles.
I was giving myself prostate cancer with all the meat replacement products until you and Dr Berg and Dr Ekberg woke me up!
Both of those people promote consumption of meat, which is going to give you colorectal cancer instead. Why not opt for healthy foods instead of toxic garbage of either kind?
Prostate massage helps keep it healthy or so ive heard
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Politics is cancer of the mind.@@richDonaldPump
@@richDonaldPumplol…he eats fast food
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In the UK near to where I live, rapeseed is a very common crop. Much of it however is used as a biofuel to be mixed with diesel. Many of the fast food restaurants using these other nasty seed oils have their spent cooking oil collected and used as a diesel fuel. Much better than using these for food.
Remember in the USA, highly toxic sodium fluoride was a major environmental byproduct of the Aluminum industry. Solution - add it to the drinking water. Bit like seed oils.
Whey is also a byproduct of industry that is now used for consumption. Just because something used to be a byproduct doesnt mean its bad for us. Its true when it comes to these oils, but not flouride.
This is disturbing. It was interesting to know that they still used cottonseed oils. I recently listened to a video about how food labels aren't being honest. I have to eat healthy. Eating seed oils are endocrine disruptors. I changed my parents diet when they got Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.
Agree, it is very disturbing! As if combining cotton seed oil with hydrogen wasn't bad enough, cotton is a "textile" crop and the types and amounts of herbicides and pesticides that are allowed to be sprayed on "textile/cotton" crops, is not as well regulated/scrutinized as food crops. Also, please (please) be aware the food industry is now starting to use the term "inter-esterified oil" on food labels, which is the same exact thing as hydrogenated soybean oil !!
True. Food labels are marketing (lies) to sell the food not inform you to help you make good decisions. "Natural" means literally nothing. Even regulated terms like "Organic" are abused by the big companies via loophole but used to destroy small business and small farmers: weaponized by the big industry criminal behaviour it was supposed to stop.
"If man made it, don't eat it" - Dave Asprey
It’s like the waste from most plant food is given to animals as feed instead of their natural foods.
I remember very recently a big RUclips personality defended seed oils.
Disgusting.
most big RUclipsrs are corporate shills
Ugh! 😡
@@JohnDoe-pt7ru💯Fact!👍
Who?
Dr Huberman?
I absolutely hate how these seed oils are deemed healthy. They are everywhere… even in “health” stores. I wish companies would go back to beef tallow.
I managed to render my own tallow. Wonderful stuff.
you could make it yourself, cheap and easy, just let it sit in small fire, that's it
Even worse for fish oil. Same story, but even worse.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Switched our family to beef tallow, pork fat, raw milk, grass fed beef (preferably from a regenerative farm) 2 years ago and will never go back!
I feel so much better after going animal + fruit
This historical information is exactly why I have started calling them *"machine oils"* rather than vegetable oils or seed oils, to emphasize their true nature. Too many are completely ignorant of the fact that they all come from industrial profit-optimization that overrides all health concerns.
Thank you for this info. Amazing how many people still don't make the connection between what they put in their body and health. And yes, the supreme irony that people will still wear a mask but eat junk food.
January is world Carnivore month! Dr. Baker, Dr. Chaffee, and Dr. Berry have videos on how to start! That’s one way to avoid plant toxins like vegetable oils! Dr. Sally Norton talks about natural plant toxins!
Don’t forget big food has invented over a 100 synonyms for sugar.
If you think about how hard it was to get oil imported into places like Detroit and Chicago and how infrequent that was, then you'll realize where these oils came from and why Mike isn't the only one that calls them industrial seed oils, because they were meant for industry, not consumption
Yes and as if combining cotton seed oil with hydrogen wasn't bad enough, cotton is a "textile" crop and the types and amounts of herbicides and pesticides that are allowed to be sprayed on "textile/cotton" crops, is not as well regulated/scrutinized as food crops. Also, please (please) be aware the food industry is now starting to use the term "inter-esterified oil" on food labels, which is the same exact thing as hydrogenated soybean oil !!
@@__WJK__ if they even put it on the label. There are these molecules filed under DAGS ( Designated as Generally Safe ) that are designed to make things creamier and stuff, that can cross the blood/brain barrier. I don't think they're even required to list them. They're not a big deal to an adult, but to a kid that's constantly eating fast food and TV dinners, yea...
Thanks Mike. The parallels with the marketing of a new medical intervention are quite similar.
The killing of wild hogs outside of southern cotton mills - was that to get the idea across that the hogs were drawn to the piles of cotton seed as a food source and this was how Proctor snd Gamble got the idea that they could market a waste product that otherwise accumulated and had to be gotten rid of somehow?
I think they are unrelated. Large corporations are always looking for ways to make a waste product into a profitable product. Those seeds were trash left to rot. Getting eaten was fine by them. They didn't care, and would have dumped them in a river like factories do with liquid wastes if they could. This was a golden age of novel chemical and food research and they were no doubt working for years to find a way to make something saleable from that waste. All of these cheap to grow, easy to store and ship, and highly processed commodities are basically the same in that they are grown en-mass, processed into various other commodities like HFCS, white flour, corn starch, ethanol, various seed oils, soy lecithin, and anything they can make, and then made into the slop we're being told to consume today. Our Govt being bought and owned by corporations is part of why a Commodities promoting agency, the USDA, and not the FDA or CDC, is who tells people what to eat in the food pyramid. if you have the means, never eat the slop a corporation made unless 1 ingredient and something you could grow or make.
Thank you 🙏 Mike for this video. Years ago, when I learned about how harmful partially hydrogenated oils are, I went on a mission to educate people about its harm especially the parents who were selling Girl Scout cookies with their children. Since that time, every year, when I’m approached to buy Girl Scout cookies, I check the label and discover that they are still using it in their cookies. I used to just make a contribution to the girls, but then I realized that I was still supporting an organization that places profits over the health and well being of children. So I stopped. Additionally, they are so sleazy and underhanded that they exploit these girls for profits because they know that people can’t say no to children. But that’s what we all need to do until they get the message that we are not going to tolerate the cheap garbage that they put in our products anymore!
crisco, big tubs of margarine,bottles of cooking oil were simply part of life when i grew up.
And here we are!🤔
my grandmother ate that way in to her 90s@@marcirobins5144
People born in the early to mid 1900s thought Crisco was the GREATEST thing Going!!!! They thought every invention was an IMPROVEMENT. They could never conceive anyone would sell them something harmful to their health. If it was bad for you, government wouldn't let them sell it!!!
There is a reason the food industry bought an unknown charity as a front for their industry. The American Heart Association.
In Canada say Bacel.
Cottonseed is clothing?
Cotton...
1. Thanks for this very important information! 👍
2. Yes! Please follow-up with the other seed oils! 🙏
3. I am a very happy 22/2 IF Carnivore myself. 🥚🥩
I knew it was about seed oils before I clicked the video lol, when I first started to pay attention to this, it made me think, how do you even extract oil from a bunch of seeds 🤔
The show "how it's made" did a segment on canola oil that you can find on RUclips easily. Spoiler alert: it's absolutely disgusting lol.
Heat, pressure and nasty chemicals.
Imagine having to convince people your chemically processed slop was, "digestible"! Like an ad today that reads, "Edible". Oh, boy! Edible food! I'm so tired of that inedible food we've been getting in the gulag.
Pretty much how fish oil propaganda started as well, the fishing industry trying to convince people that their extremely toxic waste product was somehow edible by pointing to Inuits as supposedly being healthy, despite how we know today that Inuits are the most disease-ridden and shortest-living people on the planet. Pretty funny just how gullible people can be if you wrap of some toxic garbage in a nice package.
Same way they made us think egg whites are healthy after separating them from the yolk for mayonnaise
Another example how big companies only care about money, your well being is not a consideration, you need to educate yourself and buy products accordingly
In India, all major brands have shifted to this group oil. Haldiram, Patanjali, bikaner use gmo oil.
THANK YOU!!!
In Girls Scouts cookies! Very disturbing to know. It is never late to change habits. Read the label before eating, it might taste good but it's not healthy
Interesting stuff. I enjoyed learning that we used to use racoon fat, I did not know that. Also that last part about what your ancestors ate effecting your health is huge.
Thank you for the video the so-called experts have lost all credibility with many or maybe most Americans after the Covid thing and now we’re all looking at what other things the experts said come to find out we’ve been lied to about so many things for so long. it’s even hard to start deciding what to look at.
An interesting and important-to-know story on the processing and promoting of poisonous food-like substances. History is indeed repeating itself as Mike keeps emphasizing. Be aware of their tactics and beware!
My mother never used I grew up in lake Erie and I have long had a bs meter i herited from my mother
Take away- Whatever the marketers are pushing, stay away. lol
Odd that I can make a reply, but I can not make a comment. Hum.
I still have a classroom cookbook from my public school Home Ec class sponsored by Crisco. All the recipes call for Crisco.
The Mrs and I bought a small turnkey diner and one of the first things I did was swap over to 100% beef tallow, and olive and extra virgin olive oil.
My grandparents came from Italy and they died from Heart Disease - thanks to eating CRISCO. I miss my grandparents. And I do not EAT any SEED Oils. Listen and Learn - Mike is right -
You should watch Dr Ken Berry's interview from yesterday with a gentleman who had ulcerative colitis. It is mind blowing.
So glad you're bringing aware of this to the subject! Thanks for everything you do and keep the great videos coming please!
The late 19th and early 20th centuries were times of completely irrational faith that technology would solve every problem of existence. We know now how false that hope was, but we have a long way to go to unwind all of the damage that was done.
I just replied to another comment where I expressed a similar sentiment to what you wrote. My Mother born in the 1920s thought everything electric was better than non-electric. They believed pasteurized milk was for their safety and that homogenization was also a safety factor. They thought Crisco was the greatest thing going! They believed people were too ethical to sell something harmful, and that government agencies were in place to keep anything bad from being sold. My own mother would say she didn't trust government, but turn around and say "If it was bad for us, they wouldn't let them sell it".
Years ago I only ever used lard, until I started to hear about how seed oils were better. Now I've been reading that lard does have health benefits, and seed oils have no benefits at all.
Same for margarine that was supposed to be healthier. It was also a godsend for the kids lunches especially in winter when I forgot to take the butter out of the fridge. I have kidney disease now so lots of things I can't eat, but I do buy grass fed, organic butter, which I don't eat everyday.
We were all ripped off, with the false information we were given, with no way to check it. Now with the internet we can do our own research and eat healthy. No thanks to the "food experts"
Please have a video that lists every single type of toxic vegetable oils so people know all the wording. Or place a link in notes if you have resources so people know what to avoid. But I tell everyone, if something has more than 1 wholesome ingredient, then avoid.
Just make everything. Cold pressed avacodo oil makes a lovely mayo. You need to be careful, buying olive oils, but a good olive oil makes lovely salad dressing.
You can buy pure lard in Canada if you live near the boarder. Or render your own. Handles heat very well. I have also rendered tallow. Used a crock pot. Worked great.
@@dawnelder9046 i am on the carnivore lifestyle, so zero plants, but others would love to know. ☺️👍🏻 I have heard olive oils still have veggie oils in them which is terrible.
I don't see the link to article.. would love to study it..
Like your eye glasses Mike. Yeah, they put "canola - meal" in some of the high end dog kibble... read labels...
Should get the book Perfect Sight Without Glasses by William H. Bates. There is a new printing of the complete text of the original book on the market now. Mary Ila Oliver of Clearsight Publishing Co. went to a lot of effort to make this information available to us! We were taught lies about eyesight just as we have been taught lies about diet, and about certain diseases!!! No use wearing glasses anymore! You quit alcohol, now quit glasses!!!
I now try to eat from the earth but not easy. Am 79 and my generation should have done better but we bought into the ease of processed foods. Fluoride is a neuro toxin and an industrial waste product, it could not be disposed of in the water or soil. And we drink it if we do not have a well or live in a city that has said no to it being added to our water. And sadly how many people even think about this issue.
I brought up fluoride at a water company public meeting. I was shut down by all the people convinced that there are numerous studies that PROVE fluoride is good for you. They shut their ears to any evidence otherwise!
Just revese everything you're told about health like eating multiple times a day, eating low fat, eating plant based etc.
As soon as I did all that my health improved dramatically.
That's just reactionary and stupid. Plant-based diets are undeniably orders of magnitude better for human health, the evidence isn't controversial there at all.
yup
😢 this is so sad. We must empower ourselves by cooking at home 🏠
Don’t forget fluoride
Our government is a joke when it can't do something simple like ban toxic substances from being sold as food, just because big food spends a few billion a year (a trivial amount of money relative to GDP) on lobbying.
Wow, my mom used to cook with Crisco every day. I think we had the big tub in our house always being used now most of a lot of times use like bacon grease instead of an everything but oh.
My grandparents and mother used to talk about the big tubs of stuff like they got during WWII. They said it was this ugly white stuff that came with yellow dye packs to mix in it to make it look like butter. However, since they lived in the country, they were able to get real butter from time to time.
Anyone try the electrolyte sticks? What flavor is better lime or orange? Gonna get them for work. I work 10 hours then hit the gym and its hard to get hydrated going from work straight to the gym
As if combining cotton seed oil with hydrogen wasn't bad enough, cotton is a "textile" crop and the types and amounts of herbicides and pesticides that are allowed to be sprayed on "textile/cotton" crops, is not as well regulated/scrutinized as food crops. Also, please (please) be aware the food industry is now starting to use the term "inter-esterified oil" on food labels, which is the same exact thing as hydrogenated soybean oil !!
Haven't used ever and know restaurant use them so nothing processed ever for me .
Tobacco isn’t necessarily evil. Most cigarettes are full of harmful additives , grown in radioactive fertiliser and have pesticides and herbicides sprayed on them. Vitamin K2 MK4 - one of the most important supplements is synthesised from tobacco leaves
Now do the same for fish oil.
I've been off seed oils for 4 weeks and I still have back pain it did next to nothing
Bwahaha Experts are literally killing us!
Experts of death...
Similar story to Rockefeller and modern medicine.
Wow--that was the original junk food!
Thank you
Could you add the link to the article mentioned please?
I love your content. But as far as convincing people saying its "very unhealthy" has limited credibility to people that prefer not to beleive.
Does it damage peoples hearts?
Does it change how the surfaces of our cells interact? ( Hint. yes)
Does it disrupt hormones?
Seed oils could be our oil alternative.
Really not. Plant agriculture is not sustainable and is climate-damaging.
This is America. Have to increase those profits at all costs. That’s the system. Nothing new.
Not happy with a nice profit! It is taught today to maximize profits! Make junk instead of quality! No belief in loving your fellow man, and do unto others as you would have them do unto you. More about manipulating others for greedy gain.
Where is the link to the paper? Looked bellow and couldn't find it
Where is the download of the paper ?
What about sesame oil?
Originally used to lubricate machines now used to lubricate humans 👎🏻
I'm not saying it's healthy, but Chick-fil-A fries everything in peanut oil.
I'm glad that I live in Russia and we haven't advanced enough to eat like Americans
But its sustainable
Where’d you get the shirt??
Hi! Is it ok to take Sea Buckthorn seed oil?
Y'all would be surprised at how much literal garbage is in the SAD.
Are seed oils ubiquitous or pervasive?
Of course they do.easier to "Keep them all in the dark
I was nodding along until the Autism mention. Hi, 38 year autistic not-male adult here. You know why the rate is going up? Better diagnostic criteria. Psychology is a dynamic, constantly improving science. It's a difference in wiring. Has notjing to do with diet. I have a great metabolism, a great sense of nutrition. My allergies and my awesome pattern-aware brain are genetic hand me downs. It's not a disease, it's a wiring difference that has gone massively unsupported. I'm part of the 15% of adults with a full time job. We shouldn't be rare. Accommodations for us benefit everyone.
Anyway nothing about us without us there are studies that refute the idea that diet impacts that. Please consider seeking those out. Cheers.
Eat real natural foods, avoid processed foods. The food industry has been a disgrace for decades.
Mr Diesel's peanut oil ( used from 1900) was meant to fuel vehicles... not humans.
"Eat real natural foods, avoid processed foods."
Even that may be a bad advice given how poisonous every single plant is...
It's way past time for Mike to cover this topic. Here is Dr. Chris Knobbe on the seed oil disaster:
ruclips.net/video/_D0phT5RBsc/видео.html
Rattlesnake venom is natural
I completely agree about seed oils, but whey protein was also a waste product turned food. It’s not always a bad thing. Lobsters used to be considered trash that was fed to the poor and the imprisoned.
If you need fire or tools to eat it, you probably shouldn't be eating it.
This is all based on one thing: greed! Manufacturers make it cheaper but charge the same price. By aiming the advertising and marketing at women
It can be seen throughout history. Research Touches for Freedom.
You have seen nothing...
Healthy insect based products and the respective influencers are coming....
the 'experts' and bought and paid for by Big Food.
I feel like you could benefit from info on PUFAs via Ray Peat community. Takes the whole seed oil topic to another level. Hydrogenated seed oils are actually healthier than non hydrogenated since they have a fully saturated ring of carbon hydrogen bonds unlike normal canola oil. Obviously any derivative of liquid oils (hydrogenated or not) is toxic. But it’s actually a little better than pufa oils in their typical state. Bringing info to your channel on the pathophysiology of seed oils would be incredible and you can find a ton of info on the ray peat forum where people share studies.
Intellgence test for the followers of this channel. Calories in calories out, fundamental for weight management or something else 🤞
Calories in/calories out only applies in a closed system. The human body is an open system.
@@davem4193 thanks for you opinion...
@@davem4193 in a brief sentence explain what is meant by a closed system versus and open system?
@@potatowaffle5653 an open system can exchange both energy and matter with its surroundings. A closed system does not allow matter in or out of the system but can exchange energy such as heat.
Simplified, calories in/calories out only applies in things such as combustion engines. Not human beings. The calories in/calories out model in humans also doesn't take into account hormones which have a dramatic effect on weight management. For example, when I switched to a carnivore diet I lost 25 pounds in 6 weeks even though I was eating 4000-5000 calories of ribeye every day. Because my insulin (hormone) was low I still lost weight. There are too many factors for calories in/calories out to be a useful model for weight loss.
@@davem4193 AHH see there I agree. The principle of CICO is correct with regards to energy balance. It or the animal body has to be in a deficit to cause fat loss which is how I view the argument. It's correct as a million studies show but as a method on its own it's not good enough. Methods like fasting, carnivore, keto etc can all make the difference 👍🏿
"industrial seed oils" if not hydrogenated are NOT harmful in reasonable quantities.
WRONG.
@@btudrus ?
@@ml3141 PUFAs are prone to oxidation. And industrialy produced oils rich in PUFA are just toxic, because these are extremely prone to oxidation. It has nothing to do with hydrogynation...
“Not all plants are healthy” made me laugh. Vegetable oils don’t come from the actual plant. They come from the seeds. And you can make anything unhealthy when you ultra process it, whether it be meat or plants.
Exactly. It’s all in the processing and the profit.
We also don't consider poison ivy healthy to eat. It's a plant.
stop the stupid 2 camera shots!!!! just front view!!!
So, hydrogenation of oils is now known to be harmful to health. But, how do you jump to the conclusion that all seed oils that are not hydrogenated are bad for you?
Something is wrong with the logic here... Sorry 🤔
This entire thing reeks of logical fallacies. Not one damn human outcome due to oils available TODAY was mentioned.