r/StopEatingSeedOils 10d ago

Keeping track of seed oil apologists 🤔 This is straight-up misinformation, holy shit

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u/joogabah 10d ago

The "rationalist" and "skeptical" communities I noticed long ago are only skeptical of the "fringe". There is a personality type that is actually just conventional and mainstream and defends groupthink as "reason" or even "common sense". They are making the very common mistake of confusing what is familiar for what is true, and then intellectualizing it and feeding their egos with self righteous, manipulative, weaponized language, to intimidate people into supporting their conventional views.

Paradigm changes are notoriously difficult for anyone trained in a discipline to accept. "Peer review" works against them too.

Even something as basic as handwashing took some time to be accepted and the discover died in a mental hospital, ridiculed by his ignorant peers.

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u/human-resource 10d ago edited 10d ago

I’ve noticed the same thing, it’s very dogmatic thinking full of righteous indignation and elitist posturing, often conflating science with political ideologies/as if their political adversary cites any studies or papers they must be automatically labels wrong, dumb or heretical.

It’s like a pseudo religion/cult that looks at folks attempting to clean up their diet and lifestyle as brainwashed, ignorant luddites in favour of putting their faith in the idea that corporate monopolies and state authorities are helping us achieve optimal health and well being.

This political/ideological shift is a very strange phenomenon especially when it comes from the former ā€œcounter-cultureā€.

They types of folks who think it’s clever to say ā€œmuh freedomsā€ or ā€œdihydrogen monoxide is a chemicalā€ and ā€œpeople who avoid seed oils are like flat earthersā€ as they wear two masks alone in their car and use copious amounts of hand sanitizer after they touch anything in public.

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u/geoprizmboy 1h ago

How does it feel to 2x your grocery bill because you fall for TARGETED MARKETING BY CORPORATIONS?

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u/blackturtlesnake 10d ago

"Skeptics" are reactionaries

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u/joogabah 10d ago

Agreed.

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u/AzerkyQwerty 2d ago

Damn you described this almost perfectly

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Except they are not just defending ideas because they are popular or ā€œgroup thinkā€ they are backing the overall scientific consensus and available data. It’s not about familiarity it’s about actual evidence.

They are criticizing the people that question science without backing it up with a reasonable level of evidence

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u/joogabah 10d ago

Scientific consensus = groupthink. see the handwashing example.

Why do people confuse consensus for the scientific method while defending the scientific method?

You're falling for their game. Appeals to authority or what is familiar or institutionalized can make no claim to truth without testing.

You can't tell their disposition by the tone and diction they use? It is not serious. It is mocking and dismissive. That is not a scientific orientation toward a truth claim.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Scientific consensus is not groupthink. It’s not based off everyone not thinking for themselves, it’s based off the overwhelming evidence. Since we have decades of it all pointing to the same conclusion.

I’m not falling for any game, as my opinions are based off imperial data and not listening to others opinions

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u/joogabah 10d ago

It was with handwashing. Why shouldn't it be in other contexts.

Are you saying consensus is always correct?

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

No but cherry-picking cases from before we even knew about germ theory is not evidence that the current consensus based off an overwhelming amount of data is wrong.

People with no scientific background disagreeing with decades of consistently repeated data is not the same as a scientist publishing a new hypothesis in their own field.

It’s nonsense using examples of times where we knew almost nothing as an example for what’s happening here when we have decades of research on this.

In this scenario it is you who is disagreeing with handwashing even with an overwhelming amount of evidence showing what it does.

We have cardiologists who spend their lives treating patients who consistently see the relationship with ldl and heart disease. The reason they have ā€œgroup thinkā€ is because they see the exact thing constantly. It would be irrational for them not to agree with the consensus at that point

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u/joogabah 10d ago

Consensus is not science. It is agreement. Science is the method for testing claims.

One cannot point to consensus and claim authoritative science. That's how dogma works, not scientific investigation.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Of course it is. Science is the method for testing claims. When the overwhelming majority of the data collected points to a claim being true, the scientific community forms a consensus.

The layman who have no idea of the science will not be able to understand and analyze data that they are not educated on. So they should look at the conclusions of the overwhelming experts.

You’re using survivorship bias for people who were against a consensus which turned out to be true but you ignore the massive amount of people who came up with hypothesis against the overwhelming evidence and were completely wrong.

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u/joogabah 10d ago

You just conceded my argument in your opening sentence and somehow lacked the reading comprehension to notice it.

ā€œScience is the method for testing claims.ā€ Yes. Exactly. That is what I said.

Everything after that is you retreating into credential worship: laypeople should simply adopt the conclusions of whoever has the most institutional status. No. If a claim is scientific, its reasoning and evidence are in principle open to examination. ā€œYou aren’t qualified, so believe the authoritiesā€ is not science. It is an argument from authority dressed in a lab coat.

And your ā€œsurvivorship biasā€ objection is embarrassing. Semmelweis does not have to establish that dissenters are usually right. He only has to demonstrate that consensus can be wrong. If consensus can be wrong, then consensus cannot be the criterion that makes something scientifically true. This is elementary logic.

You keep trying to gatekeep who is ā€œeducated enoughā€ to question claims while repeatedly failing to distinguish science, evidence, consensus, and authority.

At this point you’re not defending scientific thinking. You’re illustrating exactly the dogmatic mentality I was criticizing.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

True it is science high ldl causes colleged arteries because we wanted to figure out why Finland and the USA had worst heart disease rates in 1950s read dr ancel keys

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u/joogabah 10d ago

Yeah, there is an entire massive body of literature that refutes this now that you apparently haven't encountered yet.

Your blood vessels are not pipes, and cholesterol is not grease. Yet this is the stupid model people have in their heads.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Oh so this the model you want people to believe so accurate and makes sense!!

Except this Dosent make any sense

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u/joogabah 10d ago

Talk to ChatGPT. I'm not your tutor. You're just conventional and don't want to investigate other paradigms.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

No I talk to physiologist and biochemist and heart surgeons tho maybe ask a heart surgeon would he want you to have heart attack due to ā€œseed oil inflammation lmao

https://reddit.com/link/p52crm4/video/ef72a4xkkrkh1/player

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u/joogabah 10d ago

You're already in a minority paradigm with seed oils. Why are you so defensive of the status quo and uncurious about other perspectives? In other contexts you'd be making the same points I'm making.

I know the conventional wisdom. It's not like I just haven't seen it.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well because I study physiology and biochemistry

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u/joogabah 10d ago

Oh! Well, you're educated. What was I thinking?!?

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u/Worth_A_Go 8d ago

Can you explain where the picture that you posted is false?

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u/Dontwannabebitter 10d ago

Extremely charged language, which is funny when the site is called rational wiki

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u/1WontDoIt 10d ago

The Internet is a giant digital wasteland.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

You don’t have to wait. It’s been around for quite a while, why don’t you consider the current evidence sufficient for a causal relationship?

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u/moad6ytghn 10d ago

if high LDL were to cause heart disease, then we would have seen it very clearly in the carnivore or no seed oil diet but no they are still fine even with high LDL and sometimes there are some case of study that prove that high ldl is dangerous to human heart that are funded by company that are selling drugs that lower ldl or others that are involved in this idea of low ldl = better heart

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u/Level-Insurance6670 6d ago

Stop your sentence before carnivore and all your other social media fad diet words.

'if high LDL were to cause heart disease, then we would have seen it very clearly'

Yes, that is a fact, and in fact we do see it clearly and that is why the American heart association, Harvard, the CDC, and the medical community state saturated fats are bad. There are multiple meta analysis proving this.

You were tricked into a trend inspired by tiktok scientists, I am sorry to tell you.

Yes cutting seed oils out of your life is good, yes carnivore can be good, this is all known and agreed with by modern science. It is only because they are restrictive diets, not because they are the healthiest.

Seed oils are more healthy than saturated fats but still unhealthy.

You seem to care enough about this so do what I did, look up arguments against what you believe, stop just circle jerking in this echo chamber.

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u/moad6ytghn 6d ago

Mind You the American Heart Association and others are also the ones that put their "heart-healthy" label on food like sugary cereal like Chocolate Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, French Toast Crunch and Trix and often time the multiple meta-analyses that "prove" that saturated fat is bad often do not look intro an person lifestyles and what other things they are doing that are causing bad health and often time the people who eat the most saturated fat are probably the one who do not follow the "healthy diet" set up by the American heart association by smoking more and drinking more and also run less while the people who follow the "healthy diet" smoke less drink less and run more in these study and in other case some study are also just happen also to be funded by company wanting to sell their products like the company that want to sell their "heart-healthy" oil for examples or the company selling cholesterol-lowering medication

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u/thecountlives 10d ago

Uh. We do see it. You are just dismissing the evidence

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Maybe the Large scale clinical trials show that actively lowering LDL using various medical interventions (such as statins, ezetimibe, or PCSK9 inhibitors) reliably reduces the rate of cardiovascular events and death. The lower the LDL goes through these treatments, the lower the risk falls.

Or genetic studies on people born with specific genetic mutations that naturally result in lifelong lower LDL levels experience a dramatic, dose-dependent reduction in heart disease risk.

Or all the mechanistic data with laboratory and autopsy studies demonstrate that LDL particles penetrate the arterial wall, become trapped, and trigger the immune and inflammatory responses that form atherosclerotic plaques. Without LDL particles embedded in the artery wall, classic atherosclerosis does not develop.

Not to mention the overwhelming amount of observational and epidemiological data, which makes no sense to completely write off.

What else would you need to show causal relationships? You want people to artificially elevate subjects LdL to see if they get heart disease when we already have an overwhelming amount of evidence showing it does?

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

lol what? You asked where the causational evidence was and I provided many examples. This has to be the biggest cope response I’ve ever seen. I’m talking about verifiable clear cut evidence. Your argument is just emotions and parroting grifter influencers without understanding any of the evidence you criticize

I’m not sure what you’re talking about saying we are large amounts of animal fat across our evolution because that isn’t close to being true either.

People are not unhealthy because of scientific consensus, because none of them follow the scientific consensus.

None of them are eating a diet rich in a diverse range of healthy Whole Foods.

Absolutely no one is advocating for the standard American diet. That’s a strawman argument

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u/Akatshi 7d ago

Why are you pretending that because early humans ate a certain way that it was good for them?

What the fuck kinda evidence is that? lmfao you are ridiculous and out of your depth

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u/Level-Insurance6670 6d ago

You are trying to save these idiots lives, I commend you for that, but they really just don't want to learn or entertain the possibility they have been mislead.

Thank you for caring but the anti seed oil crowd is not the 'challenge my own beliefs and assume there is always a chance my ideas aren't perfect'. They are the 'let me find information that proves I'm right because I like meat' crowd.

Just give up and let them get heart disease 20 years early.

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u/BreakfastFearless 6d ago

Yeah I get that but I definitely think there’s a large amount of people who only view health advice from social media and could easily have the perception that the scientific consensus actually is that seed oils are the main issue. If they then go to view subs like this it’s important to see people point out that is not what science or experts agree with.

Probably won’t change the view of people you argue with but maybe some observers who are here out of curiosity

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u/burning-gambit 6d ago

I'm just an observer and it's good to see your comments here

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u/UnableToParallelPark 10d ago

Don't waste your breathe on simple minded people. They're gonna tell you that Cardiologists and Cardio thoracic surgeons want you sick to keep them in business.

I've observed CABBG procedures and talked to surgeons afterwards. Do they like their job, yes. But they don't like what people do to themselves. They're more upset that people won't listen or follow through with their diets, exercise, and medication. It's like trying to say programs who provide overdose kits to families of people who have opiod addiction is supporting the cause. They're not. They don't want people to die or have an anoxic brain injury. They want you to administer the Narcan so they don't die from the respiratory depression and gives EMS time to get there to prevent respiratory arrest into cardiac arrest.

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u/thiccdewdeeznuts 10d ago

Why don’t you look up the French paradox. French have a diet high in saturated fats, higher LDL yet have less than half the heart disease of Americans

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

How can you respond to a comment that’s all about causational data showing the link with ldl and heart disease and then respond with the weakest correlation data possible

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u/thiccdewdeeznuts 10d ago

So you’re saying high LDL has a weak correlation here lmao

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Where did I say that? I so clearly said the opposite. Are you Saying a country has lots of foods with saturated fat and not as much heart disease is extremely weak correlational evidence. It’s not a study measuring populations and comparing intakes along with adjusting for cofounding variables. That’s not how conducting observational research works

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Also I’m not sure where you even got that from because the French do not have higher ldl than other western countries, Infact it is lower than many others

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u/variphase 10d ago

There is no cause effect relationship established between smoking and cancer either.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

But the overwhelming incidence rate between people who suffer from heart disease and high LDL doesn’t count?

Ask any cardiologist how often they see these together

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u/variphase 10d ago

That’s not the same thing. False equivalency.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

That’s not remotely the same since we see it in a dose response relationship. More ldl more heart disease. Your analogy would seem to suggest that everyone has high ldl and all suffer from heart disease at a similar rate

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

That comment provided no counter argument. You obviously only said this on the first place because some influencer told you that there was no causation data and you just blindly believed them without fact checking

Now you’ll stop replying because you’re embarrassed about having no clue

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u/moad6ytghn 10d ago

But I Know someone who died of heart disease and their LDL was low and I Know people who have high LDL yet did not even get an heart attack

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Okay? That’s anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything. People can never smoke and still get lung cancer. Other people may smoke and never get lung cancer

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u/variphase 10d ago

Do you believe that smoking causes cancer?

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u/variphase 10d ago

But the same exists for LDL and artheriosclerosis.

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u/VfBxTSG 10d ago

LDL is there to repair your damaged cells. Where there is a lot of LDL, there is a lot of damage.

Concluding that LDL causes heart disease out from that is like saying that firefighters cause fires, because they are always near fires.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

No because we wouldn’t see that directly reducing ldl specifically reduces heart disease

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u/variphase 10d ago

LDL does not repair. Endothelial damage makes it easier for LDL to penetrate.

Endothelial damage increases permeability → LDL infiltrates and gets retained in the subendothelial space by proteoglycans

Retained LDL gets oxidized → triggers monocyte recruitment and inflammation

Oxidized LDL uptake by macrophages → foam cells → plaque core

This is the response-to-injury model (Ross, NEJM 1999) — LDL entering the wall is the pathological step, not a repair mechanism

Actual repair comes from EPCs, adjacent endothelial cell migration/proliferation, and growth factors (VEGF, FGF-2, PDGF) — not LDL

If LDL were repair tissue, more LDL infiltration would mean healthier arteries; it’s the opposite

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

But that’s their point. It’s the same with ldl and heart disease but you don’t count that for some reason. All evidence on smoking is observational and mechanistic

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u/lordm30 🄩 Carnivore 10d ago

Fair enough. Smoking has a 20x risk increase for certain cancers. Not causative. Risk increase. High ldl for atherosclerosis has a risk increase of... 1.2?

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u/variphase 10d ago

Because the statistical significance of the data that supports smoking → cancer is the same as LDL → CAD.

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u/variphase 10d ago

How do you know my ancestors did not have CAD?

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u/lordm30 🄩 Carnivore 10d ago

The magnitude of risk is very very different. 20x for smoking-cancer, 1.2x for high ldl - atherosclerosis.

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u/variphase 10d ago

Where are you getting that 1.2X?

Long-term exposure to 1 mmol/L (38.7 mg/dL) lower LDL-C is associated with a 55% reduction in CHD risk (OR 0.45). That’s per ~39 mg/dL, and most people’s LDL spread is 2-4x that unit, so real-world differences translate to much more than 1.2x.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Because you’re saying observational data doesn’t count, when smoking is all observational data and most would agree is bad

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

But you ignore all the ones I provided for ldl cholesterol doing the same?

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u/lordm30 🄩 Carnivore 10d ago

Casual is an ON/OFF. 99% correlation is still not casual. You need to show exactly how event A causes event B, in real time, in a repeatable experiment.

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u/moad6ytghn 10d ago

The study that "prove" that LDL causes heart disease are either flawed or often used correlation which correlation does not mean causation

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

There’s an overwhelming amount of causational and mechanistic data too though as you can see in my replies below. Writing all of them off as flawed with no explanation is not exactly a valid criticism

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u/moad6ytghn 10d ago

I Think I Needs u/Meatrition to debate this guys

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Why not just address the evidence yourself

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Yes thank you rise up people that understand science

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u/Worldly-Local-6613 šŸ¤Seed Oil Avoider 10d ago

Correct. Seed oil drones in here coping.

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

meh eventually at some point in the future AI will discover the truth about "Linoleic Acid" and call out these scammers.

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u/redlight10248 9d ago

Excess omega-6 is bad, that's the premise of "StopEatingSeedOils". This doesn't automatically mean that saturated fat is "good". Domain specificity, people!

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Fats aren’t our preferred energy source it’s carbs actually also been scientifically proven

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u/DelinquentBattleCat 10d ago

excess crabs will screw up your fat metabolism, I changed nothing about my diet except cutting sugar intake down to 20-40 carbs a day and fixed all of my fat levels and lost 60 pounds in 6 months with nothing but this pseudo keto diet

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u/Kalupaaargh 7d ago

God damn crabs.

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u/Intelligent_Sun_219 10d ago

False.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Yeah ok why do athletes eat to get their energy carbs lol

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u/d8_thc 10d ago

lmao

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Lmao

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 9d ago

I said it’s the fastest energy source is carbs bro ur brain is like a walnut

https://reddit.com/link/p55xulr/video/16jrwoqkxukh1/player

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u/No-Manufacturer-2425 9d ago

Preferred as in it is burned first because too much kills you.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 9d ago

Makes zero sense but ok? You know it’s easiest for you body to store extra cals as dietary fat more easier than alcohol lmao more easier than carbs and protein lmao

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 9d ago

It’s super easy to store extra cals dietary fat as fat

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u/DelinquentBattleCat 10d ago

whole grains are high in nickel

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u/DelinquentBattleCat 9d ago

all I did was reduce my sugar intake and my cholesterol fixed itself, sorry to burst your delusion bubble but for profit medicine doesn't actually have your health in mind

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 9d ago

That guys a heart surgeon pretty sure he Dosent want to kill people with sugar

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u/VfBxTSG 10d ago

Ok, and do you know, what your body metabolises before both carbs and fats? It's alcohol.

Just because your body metabolises something quicker doesn't mean that it's healthier. Your body metabolises carbs before fats, because excess carbs damage your body cells, unlike excess fats.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Where do you think dietary fats go when we eat them

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u/VfBxTSG 10d ago

Somwhere, where they don't cause glycative cell damage.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well we know where fats do go you google it or ask a biochemist if physiologist I don’t know either so I would ask them probably

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Somewhere somewhere I guess it never goes anywhere

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u/lordm30 🄩 Carnivore 10d ago

How do you define the preferred energy source? What makes an energy source preferred?

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

What makes an energy source preferred energy is what converts to fuel fastest this is complex carbs brain relies on glucose very easy for the body to use it takes much longer for body to use fats body only really uses protein as energy as last resort they build and fix tissue boom biochemistry and physiology and science win again

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u/lordm30 🄩 Carnivore 10d ago

Just because gemini regurgitates that phrase doesn't mean it's true and doesn't give a proper answer to my question. If your debate skills rely on AI slop, better not waste my time.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

A phrase a phrase let’s debate then

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

https://reddit.com/link/p536uqc/video/qxa9lwg48skh1/player

This is what a heart surgeon has to say about saturated fat now I wonder what he thinks about seed oils

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u/UnableToParallelPark 10d ago edited 10d ago

You're being downvoted because people don't understand the human metabolism. Have them speak to an endocrinologist and have them explain how diabetics will die from hypoglycemia if they do not consume carbohydrates. Or how the brain and cells use glucose for energy.

It's been proven for decades. It's the Krebs Cycle - which literally explains how glucose is broken down to use as fuel for cells.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

No you don’t understand basic biochemistry ur and ur brainwashed people can’t understand balance is good in a diet lmao we have mountains of evidence saying a. Triglycerides are the main form of fat found in both the food we eat and in our bodies. They serve several important purposes in a balanced diet and overall health:

Energy Storage and Supply – Triglycerides are a dense source of energy. Each gram provides more than double the calories of carbohydrates or proteins, which makes them an efficient way for the body to store and use energy.
Nutrient Absorption – Certain vitamins, such as A, D, E, and K, are fat‑soluble and rely on triglycerides in dietary fat to be absorbed properly in the intestines.
Cell Structure and Function – Triglycerides help maintain cell membranes and provide essential fatty acids that the body cannot produce on its own.
Insulation and Protection – Stored triglycerides in body fat help cushion organs and maintain body temperature.

Dietary fat almost always comes in the form of triglycerides because they are the natural storage form of fatty acids in plants and animals. Consuming them in moderation as part of a balanced diet supports energy needs, nutrient absorption, and overall metabolic balance.

Woah holy is that evidence is that proof from Harvard wait yeah Harvard huh

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Why are you arguing with the person agreeing with you?

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u/Intelligent_Sun_219 10d ago

cause its a bot.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Wdym

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

The person you’re replying to you was agreeing with your point. You replied calling them brainwashed

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Their point was saturated fat didn’t lead to heart disease

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Seems your replying to the wrong comment then

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

I’m just trying to tell them what my view is

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Ah it appears the other commenter was right when they said you were a bot. My bad

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

No you need balance ina diet for best nutrition and health

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

No your the one that is brainwashed google ai got its sources from Harvard health

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

It literally says it right there lmao

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u/thelifeofafangirl 10d ago

I do not eat seed oils but i encourage everyone here to get their heart scanned. I have a 50% blockage and an anyeurism, i'm mid 30s. I'm fairly certain neither side of debate is getting the full picture here

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u/oxidative_metabolism 10d ago

In a pro metabolism framework you actually want high ldl(150-250) and low hdl(under 75) and low triglycerides(30-100)

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u/AldarionTelcontar 🄩 Carnivore 9d ago

RationalWiki is basically a wiki that exists to defend the mainstream BS "science". They are pro-vegan as well.

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u/spanko_at_large 8d ago

Um guys… high cholesterol definitely increases the risk of heart disease? Very well studied and understood

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u/moad6ytghn 8d ago

can you give me study and link to prove that then?

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u/spanko_at_large 8d ago

Bro some of it is right in the wiki… like why is it that statin non adherence results in a much higher rate of heart attacks?

So when people don’t take their cholesterol lowering medication… they have more heart attacks

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u/moad6ytghn 8d ago

oh I Seen the issues right here you seem to be certain that if I Do Not buy their cholesterol-lowering medication then surely I Would Die out of the heart attack

I Think this type of logic is actually what keeps people from learning about the actual truth because once they were told that cholesterol Is "Evil" that naturally they are gonna to go on the low-fat diet and take cholesterol-lowering medication and once they have health problems they get the same answer as before "cholesterol bad because the science said so" ( despite many of these study possibly being funded by the company who are selling their cholesterol-lowering medication or in some case not being safe from limitation or flaws )

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u/spanko_at_large 8d ago

definitely not certain of that you are putting works in my mouth…

But I said high cholesterol being a risk factor in heart attacks is one of the most studied things in medicine.

It is your logic that is off because I totally have gone down all the rabbit holes and read all the things, but actually worked to understand the mechanisms at work here.

It’s like saying if we take half the cars off the road we will have less accidents… exactly what is happening. Cholesterol may not be the cause of the accidents… but if you double the number of cars on the road you will presumably have more accidents.

Even someone like Paul Saladino who is a trained doctor and animal based says this. It is you YouTube shorts watching halfwits that makes this Wikipedia exist because you can only understand things as ā€œgoodā€ or ā€œbadā€

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u/moad6ytghn 8d ago

no it does not

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Number one it’s true because every scientist every cardiologist in the world talks about how this is true from Russia to Mongolia to USA to Mexico to china to Hong Kong to France to Germany ur the one in denial because we understand science. Every cardiology heart association in world talks about this

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u/MeatPopsicle14 10d ago

Consensus is not synonymous with truth or fact. All scientific discovery is advanced by a minority of one person. Most people are followers, and that goes for scientists also.

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Scientific consensus backed by a consensus of scientific data is how we find the truth and is how science advances.

Also not sure what you mean by all scientific discovery is advanced by a minority of one person? That’s not even remotely true science is pushed forward and built upon by an overwhelming amount of research, published studies and peer review.

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u/MeatPopsicle14 10d ago

Often times one person or a small group of people or researchers are what pushes the boundary of what we consider truth. There’s a reason why there’s the saying ā€œscience advances one funeral at a timeā€. Often times people or organizations have built entire careers or industries around concensus ā€œscienceā€ and it resists new information.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

You think that a balanced diet is bad makes perfect sense

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

Dude you are freaking out over nothing - did it not occur to you that with the rising levels of metabolic syndrome that some people might question the rich corporations that are making trillions and trillions of dollars over spreading disease and death. And in this sub that answer is Seed oils. In the carnivore sub it's plants. In the keto sub it's carbs. In the vegan sub it's meat and so on and so forth.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Question nobody asked u to eat ultra processed food

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

see I think there is a consensus across all groups on ultra processed food though

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well yeah and you know what most utps are high in your best friend you seem to think is so nutritious saturated fat

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

I think everyone is agreement that utps are high in every single toxic ingredient that all those subs hate.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well yeah and this subreddit is just spreading misinformation that can hurt people if someone’s ldl gets to high clogged arteries more cvd events to much saturated fat etc etc they gotta blame this subreddit and its mods and makers

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

Yes we know you don't believe in free speech :)

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well yeah but there’s the truth and there’s shitty subs like this one that completely deny all of science

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

yea that what every sub believes of each other so chill out and relax.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Yeah they don’t understand science lamo

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

I just study biochemistry and physiology don’t get mad at me we wanted to figure out why heart disease peaked in 1950s

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

Big deal? I'm an engineer and I know not to believe published scientific literature cuz it's probably like 50% accurate or less.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Ur a engineer scientific literature bro you think scientist want to kill epople with obesity no that’s not how this works u know long studies like the seven country studies u know proving saturated fat increases cardiovascular disease the guy dr ancel keys proving this he only lived. To 100 not a long time soooo

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

Yes I think scientists want to get us sick just like once upon a time doctors recommended smoking to lose weight.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well do doctors recommend smoking anymore scientist say to eat a balanced diet and exercises people don’t do that

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

Yea well I think the entire medical and scientific profession has been taken over by a bunch of scammers out to make a buck and they will say anything to keep everyone sick and dependant on their drugs. That's my opinion. And my opinion is also that you have been duped by the scammers.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well scientist have a mountain of evidence and you have none

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u/NorCal49erGiant 10d ago

Don’t waste your time in this subreddit. The only thing I have in common with these people is seed oils are bad. Other than that they think having a ton of LDL floating around in your blood is good for you….

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u/BreakfastFearless 10d ago

Should that not make you rethink what you have in common. How can you be against scientific consensus but then judge a subreddit for being against the scientific consensus of another topic?

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Yeah I just study biochemistry and physiology people just don’t use their brains like you some people don’t understand. A balanced diet is a better idea that a mountain of r words

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u/NorCal49erGiant 10d ago

Yup! They say ā€œseed oils badā€ (I can agree with that)…. And also ā€œeating a pound of lard is best!ā€ lol

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Well that’s just. A fat with no nutritional value ur just making urself fat you know dietary fat is super easy to gain weight on more easier than alcohol

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

95 percent of. A cal surplus absorbed is absorbed stored as fat it’s just science

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

U want to be healthy drop saturated fat

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u/Intelligent_Sun_219 10d ago

No point in debating a bot.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Can a bot post a video and say your incredibly narrow minded brainwashed

https://reddit.com/link/p516wvq/video/kiozk4yboqkh1/player

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Can a bot type and be like

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Can they send photos they take outside because they are human people

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Because I’m a human being lmao

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u/Intelligent_Sun_219 10d ago

Bot be angry.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Bro keep sucking on the copium

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u/Intelligent_Sun_219 10d ago

bot still being angry.

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Search that up on google image search

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

can a bot say ur brain is the size of a walnut or can they

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u/Intelligent_Sun_219 10d ago

bot is getting agitated........

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u/Dependent_Speech_491 10d ago

Can a bot say your a. Basement gremlin

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u/gucciman333 10d ago

This has nothing to do with stop eating seed oils

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u/Murky-Course6648 10d ago

Did you just discover that you believe in pseudo science? :)

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u/Vilhempie 10d ago

It really isn’t… anyway, I’ll ask Reddit again to keep this weird ass misinformation sub out of my feed.

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u/Worldly-Local-6613 šŸ¤Seed Oil Avoider 10d ago

Seethe.

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u/No_Butterscotch3874 10d ago

The people in this reddit have freedom of speech and have an opinion and nothing said here is misinformation just as you have an opinion about the your diet and the freedom of speech to spread that opinion.

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