Healthy Diet Lies Exposed Part I
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Exposing the Myths Around Healthy Diets: Part I
Dangerous Foods: The Untold Story
Summary
This article reveals disturbing truths about food products. With the invention of synthetic varnishes, manufacturers found alternative markets for their old varnishes by repurposing them as food for humans, despite their potential dangers.Keywords
Healthy diet, food myths, health information, nutritionArticle Body
Exposing Diet Myths: An Introduction
Dangerous Foods: From Pigs to People
When synthetic varnishes were first created, manufacturers sought new uses for their redundant products. Shockingly, they began marketing these substances as food.
The Pig Experiment
Pigs closely resemble humans in their dietary responses, making them ideal for testing foods like unsaturated vegetable oils. Unfortunately, these tests were deemed too costly, so salesmen convinced pig farmers to use these oils as a revolutionary pig food.
Initially, farmers were thrilled. The oils caused pigs to gain weight rapidly, allowing farmers to slaughter them sooner and reduce feed costs. However, the pigs soon started dying from cancer and heart attacks. This should have been a red flag.
The Rise of Heart Attacks
The first heart attack was documented in Britain in 1878. Dr. Dudley White, a pivotal figure in cardiology, noted the rarity of such cases in the early 1900s. By the 1920s, as unsaturated oils became popular, heart attacks and cancer became leading causes of death, and obesity surged. The pig farmers might have forewarned us.
Deceptive Marketing Tactics
With the rise of unsaturated oils came a slew of misleading claims:
1. "You can't tell butter from margarine."
2. "Unsaturated oils are good for you."
3. "Saturated fats are harmful."
4. "High cholesterol from saturated fats is deadly."
Decades ago, a researcher admitted to perpetuating the cholesterol myth. Margarine, laden with harmful trans fats, can be lethal. Unsaturated oils cause heart issues, while saturated fats can aid in weight loss.
Suppressing the Truth
The media often withholds evidence to protect advertisers. This deliberate suppression has kept essential health information from the public.
Cellular Damage from Unsaturated Oils
Unsaturated oils oxidize, hardening like varnish. Our ancestors thrived on saturated fats. Studies, like those by Dr. Yamori, showed animals on saturated fats had fewer strokes. These fats don't produce harmful free radicals, which were less of a concern in the past.
Cell membranes need strong, interlocking structures, like those provided by saturated fats. Unsaturated oils create weaker membranes, more prone to infection.
The Cholesterol Connection
Cholesterol is vital for the brain. Reducing it could impair cognitive function. The body needs cholesterol, and excessive reduction can even increase cancer risk.
A Possible Solution
Media often distorts research. For instance, one study suggested saturated fats help slim down, but the story was twisted in reports.
Coconut oil, a unique saturated fat, has short-chain molecules that burn for energy, aiding in weight loss. Its ban was due to dubious research by vegetable oil manufacturers, but it's now recognized for its benefits.
Even olive oil can become toxic when overheated, making it unsuitable for cooking despite its popularity in salads. Coconut oil lacks this drawback, though it's essential to choose cold-pressed varieties for the best taste.
By replacing unsaturated oils with coconut oil, I've personally experienced weight loss, as have others. If only pig farmers had alerted us a century ago.
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