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No the unsaturated fats are a cheap industrial product that mess up mitochondria and a whole host of other effects. https://fireinabottle.net/
You're maybe thinking of trans fats, which have been banned for decades.
That's one of the worst websites I've ever seen, pure meat industry propaganda.
No I'm talking about how your mitochondria membranes have a composition directly determined by the ratio of saturated to unsaturated fat you eat. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5952932/
website definitely not affiliated with the meat industry
unsaturated fats are not industrial products lol
No but the vast majority of unsaturated fat in a standard modern diet will be. Ancestral human diets involved mostly saturated fat (except for a few exceptions like the Inuit) but after WWII people started eating mostly unsaturated fat.
The conveyor belt of almonds falling into my mouth. Sounds very industrial to me
Some are good, some are bad.