vegetable oils
Discover how your dietary choices can either enhance or harm your skin’s health and youthful appearance. Discover the effects of sugar, soft drinks, fried foods, processed meats, vegetable oils, alcohol, and excess salt on your skin and how they contribute to the skin aging process.
Vegetable oils might sound like a healthy addition to your kitchen cabinet, but don’t let the word vegetable fool you. Here’s why it’s best to purge your kitchen of these unhealthy cooking oils.
For years, you’ve been told that vegetable oils are heart healthy. Unfortunately, that might not be the case. Read on and find out more about these oils, why you should avoid them, and what healthier options are.
The FDA’s move to ban trans-fats is a small victory for health, but it won’t make processed foods that much healthier. Trans-fat, in the form of partially hydrogenated oil, has to be replaced with another type of fat. What will it be – and will it be a healthier alternative?
You need a certain amount of fat in your diet but it’s important to choose your fats wisely. For years, vegetable oils have been promoted as a healthier alternative. This article discusses vegetable oils, how they’re processed and why they may not be as healthy as believed.
There are so many options when you shopping for vegetable oil – and they’re not all created equal. Many oils have been extracted using heat or are highly refined. Find out what impact this has on its nutrition and how to choose healthier oils for your own kitchen.
A balance of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids is essential for the prevention of disease. The average American consumes a diet heavy in omega-6 fatty acids, which leads to inflammation and a variety of diseases that continue to become more common.
