For your consideration ...
Welp, that'll be kinda difficult. Ya see, the knowledge I possess comes from many many many years of reading. Pretty hard to narrow down any one specific study or article.
However, I'd be happy to answer any questions or do my best point to an appropriate source related to such question.
Did you know this ..... That prior to the 1900's, heart attacks, heart disease, arteriosclerosis, were a rarity. Then, around that time, in 1903, someone came up with a way to hydrolyze cotton seed oil, (cotton seed oil that was used prior solely for machine lubrication and lamp oil, became CRISCO, a modification of the phrase, crystallized cottonseed oil. Yup, it's true. Then by demonizing the use of lard, by the use heavy advertising, woman across America threw out any semblance of logic or common sense, stopped using lard, and started using CRISCO. And guess what happened? You guessed it, heart attacks, heart disease, arteriosclerosis, began it's skyward trajectory to make it today's number one cause of all mortality in the US. Of course, today, CRISCO is not made with cotton seed oil anymore, (which btw, they call a "vegetable" oil. Ya can't make this shait up), instead they now use, Soybean Oil, Fully Hydrogenated Palm Oil, Palm Oil, Mono And Diglycerides, TBHQ And Citric Acid. Which the body has no idea of what to do with because it is not bioavailable.
All so called "vegetable" oils, palm, canola, safflower, corn, cottonseed, palm-kernel, and soybean, are all detrimental to human health as the body cannot deal with it and therefore cause all kinds of body inflammations.
Can you tell the difference between a "vegetable" seed oil refinery and a crude oil refinery? Might as well just eat motor oil.
This is a seed oil refinery plant.
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This is a crude oil refinery plant.
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