The article discusses the rising criticism of seed oils, particularly from figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Joe Rogan, who assert that these oils contribute to chronic diseases. While nutritionists argue that seed oils can be safe and beneficial in moderation, consumer sentiment is shifting, with many actively avoiding them. Alternatives such as olive oil are becoming more popular, although potential tariffs on olive oil may raise costs. Retailers are adapting by offering seed-oil-free options, reflecting both culinary trends and health awareness among consumers.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pointed to seed oils—a category that includes canola, soybean, and corn—as a major culprit behind America's chronic-disease problem.
Nutritionists believe that seed oils are not only safe but also good for you in moderation, despite growing public sentiment against them.
You can find products labeled Seed oil safe at Whole Foods and Costco; according to one poll, 28 percent of Americans are actively avoiding seed oils.
Donald Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs may soon increase the cost of olive oil, while seed oils are largely insulated from these proposed tariffs.
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