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Hydrogenated Defined

A compound to which hydrogen atoms have been added

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Cancer survivor credits healthful diet

Published November 16, 2008, 11:42 pm, Denver Post

David Servan-Schreiber was 31 when he was diagnosed with a walnut-size brain tumor and given six months to live. After surgery and chemotherapy, the young neuroscientist asked his oncologist if he should change his diet.

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The science behind virgin coconut oil

Published November 15, 2008, 8:13 am, Yehey!

VIRGIN Coconut Oil from fresh mature coconut is a Philippine phenomenon of the 21st century. It is a food supplement taken orally by the spoonful or by capsule or applied externally for various ailments.

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  • The Truth About Trans Fats: Not all fats are bad for you. Trans fats are the worst to consume, and labeling requirements in the US may confuse consumers into eating foods containing trans fats they think are safe.

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  • Alex Renton investigates the health risks of trans fats | Grease is the word | The Guardian September 27 2006: The hydrogenated fats usefully mimicked the properties of pork and beef fats so they went into halal, kosher and vegetarian foods. By the 60s, 60% of American vegetable oils used in food were partly hydrogenated, and some research declared the trans fats actively healthy. In the baking business, the oils were crucial for the new fast-mixing and proving techniques, that needed oils that kept their solidity at widely different temperatures. The fact that these fats didn't go off, like butter or lard, gave bread and pastries a longer shelf life. They also had higher flashpoints, making them safer for frying. And best of all was that the hydrogenated oils - whether they first came from whales or palm trees, soya beans or rapeseed - were fabulously cheap.

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