Guest guest Posted March 30, 2011 Report Share Posted March 30, 2011 I have all but thrown my arms in the air in frustration trying to get a clear picture of the various fats with regard to their effect on health, on cancer, on neurological efficiency etc. There are so many studies that contradict each others findings. I am amazed at how much motivation from financial affiliation seems to be able to bias data from studies. I have decided to continue to base my choice of fats on their history of long term use for human health and healing. I chose flax and coconut oil. I eat small fish twice a week. While MCT oil was a generally positive experience for me, I have 2 reservations. 1. I don't like the feeling of my car's engine turning at 5000 rpm when I am in a 30 mph zone. Similarly, MCT gives me that revved up feeling that is acceptable before a workout but not for normal everyday activities. 2. It hasn't been proven good for human health over a long period of time as is the case of VCO and Flax for example. My favorite source of lipid information, Dr Budwig, highly recommended a 2 for 1 ratio of coconut oil to flax oil combined together: she called it oleolux and its included in many of her recipes in liberal amounts. In addition, I use a (very) little butter ghee to add flavor to some dishes. It would be interesting to hear what fats you have chosen and why. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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