"In our mouse experiments, olive oil produced essentially identical effects as Plenish -- more obesity than coconut oil, although less than conventional soybean oil -- and very fatty livers, which ...

Soybean oil is used for cooking fast food, in packaged products, and to feed livestock, making it the most widely consumed oil product by Americans. Researchers at the University of California ...

“In our mouse experiments, olive oil produced essentially identical effects as Plenish—more obesity than coconut oil, although less than conventional soybean oil—and very fatty livers, which ...

New research shows soybean oil not only leads to obesity and diabetes, but could also affect neurological conditions like autism, Alzheimer's disease, anxiety, and depression.

"In our mouse experiments, olive oil produced essentially identical effects as Plenish - more obesity than coconut oil, although less than conventional soybean oil - and very fatty livers, which was ...

Instead, the mice who ate the soybean oil diet without fructose gained the most weight—9% more than the fructose-eating mice and a whopping 25% more than the mice who got their fat from coconut oil.

Common in processed foods in both GMO and non-GMO formulations, soybean oil has high levels of omega-6 fatty acids, which have a well-studied relationship to inflammation, a known risk factor for ...

One of the images that says "science experiment" to the public is that of a rat finding its way through an experimenter's maze. We tend to associate the ability of rats to quickly solve mazes with ...