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Olive oil cut with soybean oil can have serious effects for people with allergies to soy. http://www.paleohacks.com/oil/reason-for-adverse-reaction-to-olive-oi
by danjoc 10y ago
Olive oil cut with soybean oil can have serious effects for people with allergies to soy.
http://www.paleohacks.com/oil/reason-for-adverse-reaction-to-olive-oil-12306 http://www.paleohacks.com/oil/reason-for-adverse-reaction-to...
Likewise people with allergies to nut oils can have extreme adverse reactions and die. It's not just fraud, it's dangerous for the people eating it.
- userbinator 10y agoI thought that was the reason for the "May contain traces of X" warnings on many foods.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- justifier 10y agoi would agree allergies are the biggest concern But for anyone else.. i cook 95% of my meals, and evoo, extra virgin olive oil, is in all of them i tried lots of different brands and styles and just sort organically went with the one with that left my body feeling and functioning in a way i preferred anecdotally, i would say when i've cooked with other oils some had a sort of unsettlingly inert quality to them in regard to my body i tried cooking with some nut oils for a while and they seemed to pass through my body unabsorbed the same effect when i did try some other evoos i thought little of it and was just happy with the brand i eventually settled on when this study came out a while ago, i was surprised this shit is allowed, but unsurprised by the offending labels my 'absorbtion theory' lacks any significant scientific rigor, but one annoying counterexample: the inconsistent evoo results; could be explained by the frustrating results of this investigation