Soybean Oil's Hidden Role in Obesity Revealed Amid New Food Regulations
TL;DR
A UC Riverside study links soybean oil, a common cooking ingredient in the US, to obesity in mice, suggesting that excessive consumption of linoleic acid and its conversion into oxylipins may contribute to weight gain and inflammation, raising concerns about its widespread use in processed foods.
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- Soybean oil linked to obesity as RFK Jr.’s new food regulations loom Washington Examiner
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