Im not sure about where Soy oil fits in, but there seems to be growing evidence that oils made from seeds, often called vegetable oils, are in fact quite bad for you especially when used for cooking.
Soybean oil decreases oxytocin levels in hypothalamus in mice (2020)
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#12Change in gene expression != change in genes.
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#13Why is it that it's only sketchy websites like this that report on soybean oil and other seed oils? Surely if it were such a big deal, reputable news outlets would have picked up the story, no? What's going on here? Is the whole thing bullshit? Or is big seed oil covering it up?
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#14This information is a decade old. The answer is don't let anyone else dictate what goes in your mouth, and you are, and they'll give you soybean or rapeseed (oops, canola). It's in every fryer in the land, and you lie to yourself to think otherwise.
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#15Im not sure about where Soy oil fits in, but there seems to be growing evidence that oils made from seeds, often called vegetable oils, are in fact quite bad for you especially when used for cooking.
Walnut, almond, sunflower oil are not bad for you. They're expensive.
Vegetable oil as you know it and it's sold is soybean oil. Maybe another cheap oilseed like canola or corn, but that's it because it's cheap.
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#16Im not sure about where Soy oil fits in, but there seems to be growing evidence that oils made from seeds, often called vegetable oils, are in fact quite bad for you especially when used for cooking.
I hear this a lot but have never seen anything other than hypothetical mechanisms. I’d be interested to see actual evidence, if there’s any you can share. I’m cautious here because it’s the kind of thing that plays to my own bias.
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#17Im not sure about where Soy oil fits in, but there seems to be growing evidence that oils made from seeds, often called vegetable oils, are in fact quite bad for you especially when used for cooking.
Walnut, almond, sunflower oil are not bad for you. They're expensive. Vegetable oil as you know it and it's sold is soybean oil. Maybe another cheap oilseed like canola or corn, but that's it because it's cheap.
Peanut oil is so expensive/valuable that the peanut oil is usually extracted and replaced with palm oil,which has its own environmental issues, before the rest of the peanut is used to make peanut butter.
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#18The oil is soybean oil and other than that clickbit, the article is actually interesting, but is from 2020 so the link should be updated.
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#19I really dont see how soybean oil in by itself causes obesity as is stated in the article. If you don exceed your daily caloric intace then you wont gain weight no matter what kind of oil you eat.
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#20Centuries later after Pax Americana ends historians will be talking about soybean oil like we talk about lead pipes in Rome.
You can also add corn syrup in the mix for good measure..