What If Everything They’ve Been Telling You About Food Is… WRONG?
(vigilantnews.com)
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Thanks for sharing, good read. Any kind of seed oil is horse shit don't use it.
Processed seed oils.... Keep in mind there a seed oils which are super beneficial such as black seed oil.
Yes! I've taken 1000 mg black seed oil every day for the last 2 years
Nice it might be beneficial to have break off it too. I take every day for 3 months then usually stop for a month maybe more then repeat.
Thank you!
My Dad who was into health said to use Flaxseed oil in salads. I never listened. I think I’ll change up from olive oil, which fine but studies show flax is best on taste and health benefits so…& my Dad says it’s a good thing.
Yes! I love the flavor of flax seeds as well! I used to put them in smoothies lol I'll have to start doing that again
You being mean to horses? LOL
In the Netherlands there is a book about Industrial Revolution vicitims, i.e. the poor people who survived literally on a daily wage, from industrial (Linen ratting) work. It is called Afke's Tiental (1907) and is required reading for all young teens. https://www.letterenfonds.nl/en/book/611/afkes-ten
On a similar vein there is Van Gogh's Potato-eaters https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/collection/s0005v1962 although this only demonstrates how a poor family would eat from one dish and drink tea. It does not show the Canola oil that they dipped their potatos in.
The book desribes how the family ate nothing but potatoes, and could not afford butter, so 'made do' with rape-seed oil (Canola). When I read that book as a child, I learned about rape-seed oil, and how it tasted disgusting and was therefore inferior, compared tto butter. Also, my grandmother who was a well-educated lady, (born 1899) was a stickler about buying Dutch butter, and putting it on, and in, everything. And she was a good cook.
So, seed-oil was considered poverty food around the turn of the 19th to 20th Century. The Second World War changed Dutch people's attitudes because the Germans took all the butter. So, EVERYONE had tinned margarine instead, from the ration cards. My mum hated marge for that reason.