Is the fat in Hydrogenated oils trans fat??
Why does my peanut butter jar say 0 g trans fat when there is hydrogenated vege oils in it?
(my family bought it, i only buy natural peanut butter! lol)
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Is the fat in Hydrogenated oils trans fat??
Why does my peanut butter jar say 0 g trans fat when there is hydrogenated vege oils in it?
(my family bought it, i only buy natural peanut butter! lol)
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inb4 Synthetic.
trans fat are essential to testosrone and isulin like growth hormone production
[QUOTE=fsd2;802770921]Is the fat in Hydrogenated oils trans fat??
Why does my peanut butter jar say 0 g trans fat when there is hydrogenated vege oils in it?
(my family bought it, i only buy natural peanut butter! lol)[/QUOTE]
Yes it's hydrogenated vegetable oil is a synthetic TFA.
They are allowed to round on the label and say each serving has 0 grams. Just like anything with 5 calories or less can say "zero calories".
yeah trans fats are fine as long as your not in a major caloric surplus. Saturated fat is the one you really should watch
[QUOTE=danell21;802794791]yeah trans fats are fine as long as your not in a major caloric surplus. Saturated fat is the one you really should watch[/QUOTE]
You're red for a reason. Pls go.
To be a bit more precise:
[b]Partially[/b] Hydrogenated oil is synthetic transfat.
[b]Fully[/b] Hydrogenated oil is not transfat.
If the label only says "Hydrogenated" without the "fully" or "partially", there's a good chance it's "partially". And, as noted, they are allowed to round down the transfat per serving.
[QUOTE=danell21;802794791]yeah trans fats are fine as long as your not in a major caloric surplus. Saturated fat is the one you really should watch[/QUOTE]
That's extremely wrong.
[QUOTE=danell21;802794791]yeah trans fats are fine as long as your not in a major caloric surplus. Saturated fat is the one you really should watch[/QUOTE]
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to danell21 again.
dang, negged you too recently
[QUOTE=danell21;802794791]yeah trans fats are fine as long as your not in a major caloric surplus. Saturated fat is the one you really should watch[/QUOTE]
LoL wut?
Also, in before rat studies
[QUOTE=danell21;802794791]yeah trans fats are fine as long as your not in a major caloric surplus. Saturated fat is the one you really should watch[/QUOTE]There are two interpretations:
1) You're trolling.
2) You're dreadfully misinformed.
[QUOTE=Blackjack68;802795761]To be a bit more precise:
[b]Partially[/b] Hydrogenated oil is synthetic transfat.
[b]Fully[/b] Hydrogenated oil is not transfat.
ah Ok
For argument sake if the oils were fully hydrogenated would that be bad? because they would be pretty much synthetic saturated fats right?
[QUOTE=WonderPug;802798161]There are two interpretations:
1) You're trolling.
2) You're dreadfully misinformed.[/QUOTE]
he is right if it is natural transfat - found in dairy, beef, and pork
as for synthetic transfat it is not fine.
[QUOTE=Xfaxtor;802796441]LoL wut?
Also, in before rat studies[/QUOTE]
human based transfat study : [url]http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22135871[/url]
[QUOTE=synthetic;802801271]he is right if it is natural transfat - found in dairy, beef, and pork
as for synthetic transfat it is not fine.[/QUOTE]Reading comprehension: acquire it.
[QUOTE=synthetic;802801271]he is right if it is natural transfat - found in dairy, beef, and pork
as for synthetic transfat it is not fine.
human based transfat study : [url]http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22135871[/url][/QUOTE]
Strong study ninja.
[b]These results suggest that a reduction in consumption of fried foods will be of benefit as it will reduce intake saturated fatty acids. Further studies are recommended to determine the intake of trans fatty acids and their health effects on other population groups in Indonesia.[/b]
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[QUOTE=Xfaxtor;802806551]Strong study ninja.
These results suggest that a reduction in consumption of fried foods will be of benefit as it will reduce intake saturated fatty acids. Further studies are recommended to determine the intake of trans fatty acids and their health [i]effects on [b]other[/b] population groups in Indonesia.[/i][/QUOTE]
what wonderpug said to you...
[QUOTE=synthetic;802825511]what wonderpug said to you...[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure he said it to you. Was that really the best you could do? A study concluding that more studies are needed and one that think sat fats are evil?
You could always post some more rat studies champ. LoL please stop wasting our time with your BS
[QUOTE=synthetic;802801271]
human based transfat study : [url]http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22135871[/url][/QUOTE]
[B]Center for Epidemiological Research & Surveillance[/B], Faculty of Public Health, University of Indonesia, Depok, West Java, Indonesia, 16424
The high consumption of fried foods is [B]associated[/B] with risks of ...
Every additional one percent of saturated fatty acid intake is [B]associated[/B] with an increase in trans fatty acids amounting to...
I'm sure there are better studies to make whatever point you were trying to make...
[QUOTE=sawoobley;802833891][B]Center for Epidemiological Research & Surveillance[/B], Faculty of Public Health, University of Indonesia, Depok, West Java, Indonesia, 16424
The high consumption of fried foods is [B]associated[/B] with risks of ...
Every additional one percent of saturated fatty acid intake is [B]associated[/B] with an increase in trans fatty acids amounting to...
I'm sure there are better studies to make whatever point you were trying to make...[/QUOTE]
Pepper your angus for rat studies.. Any minute now.
[QUOTE=Xfaxtor;802839751]Pepper your angus for rat studies.. Any minute now.[/QUOTE]
more human studies... [url]http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/press-releases/2007-releases/press03272007.html[/url]
once again i say though, do not discredit rat studies, unless you are willing to donate your organs for in vivo, or in vitro post mortem studies.
Came in thread expecting synthetic, was not dissapointed.
[quote=kirra;802862701]came in thread expecting synthetic, was not dissapointed.[/quote]
this. Lol.
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[QUOTE=drewzon87;802869131][IMG]http://www.miscupload.com/upload/523061261493587815762107.png[/IMG][/QUOTE]
LOL. Repped when off recharge.
[QUOTE=synthetic;802825511]what wonderpug said to you...[/QUOTE]
Just wow. Pug quoted you regarding reading comprehension and you attribute it to others. Point proven
[QUOTE=synthetic;802847681]more human studies... [url]http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/press-releases/2007-releases/press03272007.html[/url]
once again i say though, do not discredit rat studies, unless you are willing to donate your organs for in vivo, or in vitro post mortem studies.[/QUOTE]
The title of the study you linked to is: [i]"Higher Trans Fat Levels in Blood Associated With Elevated Risk of Heart Disease."[/i]
What are you trying to prove and to whom? Since you posted it in a response to [b]Xfaxtor[/b], I'm assuming it's in response to something he said. Are you under the impression that he claimed something about trans fat that he didn't?
[QUOTE=psychodiver9;802871361]Just wow. Pug quoted you regarding reading comprehension and you attribute it to others. Point proven[/QUOTE]
I think what [b]synthetic[/b] was trying to say was "What [b]WonderPug[/b] said to me, I say to you." He just needs to work on his delivery a bit.
[QUOTE=danell21;802790521]trans fat are essential to testosrone and isulin like growth hormone production[/QUOTE]
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