RebelWithACause
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Ray Peat is against PUFA. A lot of health people agree that PUFA is bad.
But there is also Lyle McDonald (strength & conditioning coach) and Taeian Clark saying PUFA is OK and actually healthy. Especially uncooked PUFA like Sesame Oil.
Taeian claims uncooked PUFA is anti-cancer. And increases thyroid sensitivity by 20%. Also increased insulin sensitivity.
They both agree to avoid cooked PUFA.
Taeian claims it helps with skin moisture. I did notice my skin was oilier when I included some PUFA and ate good amount of fat fish. For me this is good because I naturally have dryer skin.
Both agree that PUFA is not necessarily bad and it actually quickly utilised by the body.
Some quotes by Taeian:
"This is where food choices matter. It may seem as simple as eat more to grow more or eat less to lose weight. When someone gives you a calorie total or macro total goal to attain, it is a sure-fire method to lead to sub-optimal results. If the majority of the fats are procured from specifically saturated fats as compared to PUFA fats, there is going vast difference in the body composition. PUFA fats provide 3-times more muscle mass gain than the other fats group. Also, PUFA fat also helps prevent abdominal and visceral fat gain and had more fat loss in total."
"PUFA fats are in abundance in sunflower seeds, showed x3 the muscle growth over saturated fats and helped prevent abdominal fat gain and visceral fat gain, unlike saturated fats.)"
I want to know is uncooked PUFA safe to eat and actually good to include in diet?
But there is also Lyle McDonald (strength & conditioning coach) and Taeian Clark saying PUFA is OK and actually healthy. Especially uncooked PUFA like Sesame Oil.
Taeian claims uncooked PUFA is anti-cancer. And increases thyroid sensitivity by 20%. Also increased insulin sensitivity.
They both agree to avoid cooked PUFA.
Taeian claims it helps with skin moisture. I did notice my skin was oilier when I included some PUFA and ate good amount of fat fish. For me this is good because I naturally have dryer skin.
Both agree that PUFA is not necessarily bad and it actually quickly utilised by the body.
Some quotes by Taeian:
"This is where food choices matter. It may seem as simple as eat more to grow more or eat less to lose weight. When someone gives you a calorie total or macro total goal to attain, it is a sure-fire method to lead to sub-optimal results. If the majority of the fats are procured from specifically saturated fats as compared to PUFA fats, there is going vast difference in the body composition. PUFA fats provide 3-times more muscle mass gain than the other fats group. Also, PUFA fat also helps prevent abdominal and visceral fat gain and had more fat loss in total."
"PUFA fats are in abundance in sunflower seeds, showed x3 the muscle growth over saturated fats and helped prevent abdominal fat gain and visceral fat gain, unlike saturated fats.)"
I want to know is uncooked PUFA safe to eat and actually good to include in diet?
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