Dysregulation of hypothalamic gene expression by soybean oil in mice (2020)

Can I just say that aside from the presented facts. I really liked the reporting. It clearly explained what the study showed and what the studies didn&#x27;t show.<p>I think science reporting should be more like that. It&#x27;s ok to have an article that says well we found a link but we are not clear yet on what&#x27;s the exact cause, but we know what&#x27;s not the cause<p>Aside from the clickbait-y headline of course.

for anyone who didn&#x27;t read the article: the oil in question is &#x27;soybean oil&#x27;.<p>As a European, I would have guessed it was rapeseed oil when I first saw the headline.

I&#x27;m now curious if the oil becomes problematic to mice because of the extraction process, and if some cooked or processed soy products may have similar problems.

Do we have good understanding of effects of palm oil? Which seems to be the new big and cheap choice?

Changes in gene expression != genetic changes.

Mayonnaise (Hellmann&#x27;s, Best Foods, Duke&#x27;s) is often made with soybean oil.

* In mice

ITT: Laymen trying to make nutritional science claims at each other. Another post&#x27;s comment section would be preferable for those who tread here.

Anyone want to speculate or know why olive oil is good while soybean oil is not?

From January of 2020

Highlight: Coconut oil DID NOT cause the changes outlined in the study.<p>As an aside, BC Melnik has multiple studies published proving that pasteurized milk causes direct delivery of bovine DNA into human cells. And he has been proving this since 2009 in MANY published papers. STOP DRINKING MILK unless it is UHT or highly fermented (yogurt).<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x2F;19232475&#x2F;" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x2F;19232475&#x2F;</a>

Study after study proves that Soy is terrible for humans. I’m lucky I’ve been avoiding it since the soy protein gives you 60% of the gainz of whey protein studies way back.<p>Believing that someone is better off drinking and eating a concoction of seed oils vs. animal derived fats or milk has become a form of religious doctrine. I’m happy to see others finally coming around to the scam.