As they are different parts of the same bean we'd still have to grow the same amount of soya beans to provide the oil for human consumption and industry even if no soya bean products were fed to animals.
It just seems more like using data to push a particular agenda than trying to inform people.
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@WesselyS and his collegues have been screwing up our lives for so many years. They have built their professional careers on the suffering and marginalisation of vulnerable patients and yet they are still praised and even get honoured for it.
These people gaslighted everyone for so long. They really believed patients were causing their own illness. They persuaded the whole medical profession that testing patients was unnecessary and that looking for a cause was a waste of time.
They couldn't help these patients and they ensured that no one else would help them either. No testing, no research. Who is going to give research funding to study the biological causesof an illness that the experts agree doesn't exist?
This mouse study is used as evidence that seed oils (linoleic acid) causes obesity. It uses very well controlled diets. Mice eating 1% linoleic acid gained less fat than those eating 8%.
I've seen other mouse studies with high and low linoleic acid that don't have the effects seen in the first study.
The first study has a curious result that the feed efficiency in low linoleic acid diets was lower. This means they were eating more food at the same body weight.
"Southern found that she loved being a contrarian. She didn’t necessarily believe the things she said or did, she told me, but the power of making her teachers squirm was intoxicating."
"Hutcheson refuses to eat food originally from nonwhite countries, such as ketchup, whose origins are in China, so the two, facing limited restaurant options, chose the British-style Oxley Public House in Toronto’s Yorkville neighborhood."
Also this.
"Hutcheson looked uneasy as his girlfriend continued to talk about her career ambitions. “All of us Europeans have the responsibility to reproduce,” he interjected."...
One way to look at this is the "cited by" articles on pubmed that shows you which studies have cited this one. Only 8 have since 1979 and no other studies seem to have used this method to measure zinc absorption. Suggests there is something up with it.