SlimeMoldTimeMold (Who’s article series the Contamination Theory paper is based on) has wrote a post about the seed oil hypothesis. They also cover Jeff Nobbs’ series.
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The literature on seed oil consumption in humans consistently shows that seed oils cause no more weight gain than other fats. When we took a closer look at some of these studies, we found serious problems with several of the analyses. The evidence here is weak at best.
This doesn’t mean that seed oils, or vegetable oils, or whatever you want to call them, are good for you. They may still be very bad for you, and the case for other health effects (including a connection with cancer) seems stronger. But it doesn’t look like they could be a major cause of the obesity epidemic, and probably, they play no role at all.
SlimeMoldTimeMold (Who’s article series the Contamination Theory paper is based on) has wrote a post about the seed oil hypothesis. They also cover Jeff Nobbs’ series.
Excerpt from the end