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Across 1 decoded pieces of advice. This scores the state of the evidence behind what they say — not them, and not their honesty. Good creators cover contested ground; that shows up here as mixed.

What Noli has graded

Seed oils don't produce measurable inflammation in controlled trials, and nothing shows they "alter your DNA": there's no need to ban them for those reasons. The real subject stays overall diet balance.

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This reaction post corrects three specific claims and checks out well: meta-analyses of controlled trials on linoleic acid (PMID 22889633, 28752873) confirm no significant effect on inflammatory markers; the largest cohort/trial meta-analysis on olive oil (PMID 36343558) finds no association with cancer risk either way, consistent with oils not "causing" cancer at typical intakes; and the "alters your DNA" claim has no mechanism or study cited against it — the original video's silence on sources confirms the point. This is myth-correction rather than new action advice, but it tracks the literature honestly.

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