These articles always bring up a lot of comments that use the phrase "good for you" or "healthy", but in my experience most of the time a person saying "___ is good for you", they pretty much never quantify how or why.
Can you explain, in what capacity oils aren't "good for you" ?
So we're deriving that an entire class of foods aren't "good for you", because of a specific outcome in a study conducted on rats?
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Also, the effect produced on the rats was weight gain. Is all weight gain bad? Oils aren't "good for you" because "weight gain"? So, if a person's goal was to gain weight, would oils be "good for them"? And if yes, isn't this just way too broad a statement ("oils aren't good for you") to have any value?
Can you explain, in what capacity oils aren't "good for you" ?