Understanding the conversions of omega-3 and 6 fatty acids shows how they can cause or correct health issues
Understanding the conversions of omega-3 and 6 fatty acids shows how they can cause or correct health issues
Typical processing of most oils damages / alters their fatty acids making them toxic Oxygen will damage / alter unsaturated fatty acids in seed, nut and bean oils (Exacerbated by heat and especially light) Light increases the damage caused by oxygen by 1000-fold Polyunsaturated fats (mainly EFAs) should NEVER be heated above 320°F Most commercial oils containing… Continue reading Typical processing of most oils damages / alters their fatty acids making them toxic
Palm oils – highly stable under heat Palm fruit oils Palm oil (extracted from palm fruit) – is about 50% saturated fatty acids (SFAs), 41% monounsaturated oleic acid and about 9% polyunsaturated linoleic acid. Palm oil is red due to its high beta-carotene content and has a generally thought over-powering taste, although it is used extensively in Africa.… Continue reading Palm oils – highly stable under heat
Peanut oil Predominately monounsaturated oil Highly stable under heat – refined oil has a high smoke point of 450°F Peanut oil may contain a carcinogenic substance – produced from a fungus, which grows in damp peanuts.
But be aware that much of available olive oil has been adulterated
Heat-stable coconut oil is prized for its medium chain triglycerides for increasing metabolism
Canola oil contains health beneficial erucic acid but unfortunately most is genetically modified
Butter has some pretty impelling qualities for inclusion in our diet
High smoke point of avocado oil makes it a good choice for high-heat cooking
Cut the covering fat off ALL meat because it contains any toxins the animal has eaten