It's getting harder and harder to avoid foods that contain seed oils and or sweeteners.

Source: https://citizenwatchreport.com/its-getting-harder-and-harder-to-avoid-foods-that-contain-seed-oils-and-or-sweeteners/
Published: Dec 13, 2024
Author: Horse
Post Date: 2024-12-13 12:34:11 by Horse
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Avoiding foods with seed oils and sweeteners is increasingly difficult. Many processed foods now include sunflower, palm, canola, and corn oils, along with sweeteners like stevia, saccharin, and aspartame. For those trying to avoid these additives, the only safe options often seem to be meat and vegetables. Doctors are raising alarms about the health risks associated with these ingredients. A government-funded study suggests that certain cooking oils may contribute to the rise in colon cancer cases among young Americans. High consumption of seed oils—sunflower, canola, corn, and grapeseed—has been linked to inflammation in the body. The study, which analyzed the tumors of over 80 colon cancer patients, found these oils may also increase the risk of one of the fastest-growing types of cancer.

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#1: Horse    To: All (#0)

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Horse posted on 2024-12-13 12:35:48   Reply   Private Reply

#2: Esso    To: Horse, 4um (#0)

...along with sweeteners like stevia...

That's supposed to be bad for you now? That's all I use for sweeteners.

Esso posted on 2024-12-13 13:19:43   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Esso    To: Horse, 4um (#2)

...along with sweeteners like stevia...

I'm curious about that also. I recommend pure stevia that to type 2 diabetics. I've heard that it might have some negative effects on fertility, but I'm usually dealing with older patients rather than teenagers.

I thought stevia was a natural plant extract with almost no side effects. I don't know what to believe post-Covid.

Dr. Kim

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#4: Horse    To: Esso (#3)

I use stevia. no decision on whether or not it is bad for the gut biochrome. Stevia popular in Japan. If it had any well researched negatives, the Japanese would have found out about it by now. The Japanese rejected certain batches of Covid jabs, telling the CDC that those batches must have been contaminated. They did not know that certain batches were bad coming out the door. People in rural Kentucky had batches with 19 times the number of adverse reactions as California.

This used to be a good link. I wrote about it years ago.

HowBadismybtach.info

Horse posted on 2024-12-13 19:07:22   Reply   Private Reply

#5: Esso    To: Dr. Kimmy, Horse, 4um (#3)

I've heard that it might have some negative effects on fertility...

Used as an extract, stevia leaves have been used traditionally in Paraguay as a women's contraceptive, administered as a daily drink. The effect has been tested in rats, finding a 57–79 percent reduction in fertility compared with the control group, the lowered fertility continuing after withdrawal of the drug for up to two months.

Maybe it's God's way of controlling his children, one way or another.

Do you remember Him, doctor?

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#6: Horse    To: Esso (#5)

I decided not to have children when I was a child as a result of a vision I had of the planet's future.

The fertility thing about stevia might be true.

Horse posted on 2024-12-13 21:59:31   Reply   Private Reply

#7: The_Rock    To: Horse (#6)

I decided not to have children when I was a child

Thank God. Best decision you ever made. We wouldn't want more piles sitting around spreading more flies.

The_Rock posted on 2024-12-14 09:44:59   Reply   Private Reply