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Uncovering how official data hides the truth about what we eat—and how it affects our health. The public deserves honest nutrition science. But far too often, the truth gets buried under layers of vague terminology, misleading averages, and conveniently omitted definitions. In this section, we expose how government agencies, academic researchers, and media outlets manipulate data to protect industry interests and manufacture consensus around misleading narratives. Whether it’s a missing definition like “discretionary oils” or a chart that glosses over the explosion in seed oil consumption, we decode the deception and bring the real numbers to light.

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Here are the oils and fats that Dr. Cate has written about.

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We believe Americans consume unhealthy amounts of seed oils and that the American Heart Association (AHA) actively promotes them because of conflicts of interest. Healthcare professionals for the most part accept the AHA’s advice without question because they are unaware of the history of the organization’s dependence on funding from companies selling products made with seed oil. Most healthcare professionals are also unaware of the scientific fraud perpetrated by the men who originally proposed the idea that seed oils are healthy and saturated fats are unhealthy. This regularly updated post contains information, resources, and references on seed oil toxicity. Want…

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