Dangers of Canola Oil

re: Dangers of Canola Oil

johndude — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 09:33:26 GMT

WTF ? Half the world says canola is the worst oil you can use and the other half says it is the best, well it is the cheapest so I doubt it is the best. I think Dr. Mercola really needs to clear this up!!

re: Dangers of Canola Oil

jagkarma — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 13:32:44 GMT

your link for transfat does not link to a working site

re: Dangers of Canola Oil

chuckandro — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:32:26 GMT

Would very much like to know if canola oil is good for my family or not. After I found that it was a good source of omega 3, I purchased it unrefined, bulk from the local co-op. I thought that I had found the perfect duo of fats--olive oil for salad dressings, etc. and canola for salads plus sauteing, etc. (A long time ago I had heard that canola was bad for our livers--but now thought that my find at the co-op and omega 3 info was the truth. PLEASE advise me!

Thank you,

Roberta

re: Dangers of Canola Oil

C Ed Wright — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:48:59 GMT

Ultimately, the titles leave us wondering what "Dangers of Canola Oil" we should "Beware" of.

re: Dangers of Canola Oil

C Ed Wright — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:44:38 GMT

This article comes across as a little confusing because it apparently refutes a number of misstatements in another article by a Mr. Lynn that are not reiterated here, and so the points of refutation seem to jump around without much development or connection. In the end, it raises more questions than it answers so very incompletely. The only real point that comes across clearly & completely is that Mr. Lynn obviously doesn't know what he's talking about, especially if he thinks mustard gas comes from mustard; the intellectual inverse equivalent of thinking baby blue is the color of babies.