Precautionary Principle
The discussion emphasizes the importance of the precautionary principle in food safety, particularly regarding the regulation of food additives. The focus shifts to the risks associated with polyunsaturated fatty acids found in ultra-processed oils, which are highly prone to oxidation and can become rancid when exposed to light, heat, and oxygen. While some oils, like high oleic sunflower oil, are deemed safer due to their monounsaturated content, the conversation highlights the need for greater scrutiny of food ingredients to protect consumer health.In this clip
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Max Lugavere: Seed Oils, LDL Cholesterol & Inflammation | Ultimate Human #141
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