All glycerides consist of a glycerol molecule and one or more fatty acid chains:
monoglycerides have one fatty acid chain
diglycerides have two fatty acid chains
triglycerides have three fatty acid chains
According to an evaluation by the World Health Organization (WHO), mono- and diglycerides make up approximately 1 percent of the glycerides you consume. They occur naturally in certain oils and are also found in processed foods.
Most of the fats you eat, including plant-based oils and animal fats, are made up of triglycerides. Triglycerides play an important role in heart health. Doctors usually check triglyceride levels during routine cholesterol tests.
Enzymes in your body break triglycerides down into mono- and diglycerides during digestion. When mono- and diglycerides enter the bloodstream, they are transformed back into triglycerides.
That's hardly the final word on the topic, neither the healthline website nor the WHO info are anything I'd take as gospel, but for a first pass, this doesn't exactly ring alarm bells about Apeel.
My question is how much of this shit is psyop fear porn vs. legitimate poison?
Exactly.
From https://www.healthline.com/health/food-nutrition/monoglycerides#definition --
That's hardly the final word on the topic, neither the healthline website nor the WHO info are anything I'd take as gospel, but for a first pass, this doesn't exactly ring alarm bells about Apeel.