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Are all pufas bad? Or are pufas from natural sources like hemp, flax, acceptable?

I know you need a good omega 3 to omega 6 ratio so as long as you keep omega 3 high it’s safe to consume some pufas?
 
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Polyunsaturated fat competes with saturated fat and cholesterol absorption, so your body will have less building blocks to produce hormones (testosterone). Plant sources of omega 3s are ALA (alpha-linoleic acid) which cannot be used by humans directly, it requires conversion, and this conversion further requires building blocks to take place -- and is far from the bioavailability of animal-based omega 3s. Our bodies use EPA and DHA, any polyunsaturated fat that you eat should be in animal form, and altogether very little (I'm talking like half a pound of fatty fish per week) is necessary for optimal health. For hormone optimization you need to focus on cholesterol and saturated fat intake, and avoid PUFAs simple as.
 
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Olive Oil is good and has been shown to boost testosterone by 17.4%
and just take Omega 3 to balance the ratio
but other polyunsaturated fats has been shown to decrease testosterone by my knowledge
 
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Polyunsaturated fat competes with saturated fat and cholesterol absorption, so your body will have less building blocks to produce hormones (testosterone). Plant sources of omega 3s are ALA (alpha-linoleic acid) which cannot be used by humans directly, it requires conversion, and this conversion further requires building blocks to take place -- and is far from the bioavailability of animal-based omega 3s. Our bodies use EPA and DHA, any polyunsaturated fat that you eat should be in animal form, and altogether very little (I'm talking like half a pound of fatty fish per week) is necessary for optimal health. For hormone optimization you need to focus on cholesterol and saturated fat intake, and avoid PUFAs simple as.
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Are all pufas bad? Or are pufas from natural sources like hemp, flax, acceptable?

I know you need a good omega 3 to omega 6 ratio so as long as you keep omega 3 high it’s safe to consume some pufas?
Most hemp or flax sources have been shown to inhibit production of new testosterone indirectly by producing large amounts of cortisol, which effectively leads to excess estrogen production. It’s fucking horrible for you. But almost 90% of modern foods contain them to some degree so....
 
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Most hemp or flax sources have been shown to inhibit production of new testosterone indirectly by producing large amounts of cortisol, which effectively leads to excess estrogen production. It’s fucking horrible for you. But almost 90% of modern foods contain them to some degree so....
Take fish oil or cod oil if you need the vitamins (which also boost T)
 
Fish oil is so good for you, might make a thread soon about benefits.
yes it is, great for literally everything imaginable
this will be a good thread since no one made a thread yet for some reason
 
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yes it is, great for literally everything imaginable
this will be a good thread since no one made a thread yet for some reason
I’ve done my research but my thread will mainly focus on cardiac benefits. It’s literally like an engine lubricant in how it functions. Healthy heart leads to all positives.
 
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Avoid them, fish oil is good though.
 
Fish oil is so good for you, might make a thread soon about benefits.
I have been doing research and it says that most fish oil in supplement form is oxidated( exposed to heat, oxygen, light) which causes inflammation so if you’re going to take omega 3 they say only from real food
 
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I have been doing research and it says that most fish oil in supplement form is oxidated( exposed you heat, oxygen, light) which causes inflammation so if you’re going to take omega 3 they say only from real food
The end result is the same, I haven’t heard any serious problems with supplemental intake, you can do it organically if your more comfortable but the end result should be the same, fish oil pills are just easier imo
 
Cut them out completely if you can. The only good source would be egg yolks because it's a nutrient bomb. You get all the essential PUFAs with ease even eating miniscule amounts of PUFAs, you dont have to supplement omega3s at all.
 
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I believe PUFA's are one of the main causes of aging. Alcohol is literally non-toxic if you do not have stored PUFAs. Your skin is much better protected when you are PUFA depleted. My diet is 90% skim milk because I want to avoid PUFAs as much as possible
 

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I believe PUFA's are one of the main causes of aging. Alcohol is literally non-toxic if you do not have stored PUFAs. Your skin is much better protected when you are PUFA depleted. My diet is 90% skim milk because I want to avoid PUFAs as much as possible
Ive read about the alcohol thing recently. Interesting. PUFAs indeed are the worst shit in our modern diet. Probably the main contributor to the diabetes.
 
Ive read about the alcohol thing recently. Interesting. PUFAs indeed are the worst shit in our modern diet. Probably the main contributor to the diabetes.
Yeah. There's tons of negative effects of PUFAs. Rats and other animals that are depleted of them seem to be immune to all sorts of trauma/aging/illnesses. I got into medicine at 23 just to research this further. If I didn't have a gf I would literally go completely PUFA free.
 
Yeah. There's tons of negative effects of PUFAs. Rats and other animals that are depleted of them seem to be immune to all sorts of trauma/aging/illnesses. I got into medicine at 23 just to research this further. If I didn't have a gf I would literally go completely PUFA free.
I don't have that problem. I've been doing my own meals since always and my gf does the same thing. That requires going full autist though :D
 
I don't have that problem. I've been doing my own meals since always and my gf does the same thing. That requires going full autist though :D
True lol. The thing is, I genuinely believe going PUFA-free (and i mean literally free), will slow down aging immensely. But I think there's a threshold, so it's not like "oh the less I eat the better", but you actually have to get below a certain threshold, which is very low.

You can see this threshold when it comes to PUFA and cancer (see attached image), but I believe this curve counts for general aging as well
 

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link or explanation please?

This is only referring to liver damage. Unfortunately other aspects of alcohol toxicity have not really been researched in combination with dietary fat. But as we all know liver damage is one of the major problems with alcohol consumption, and I can only imagine the protective effects of PUFA depletion to extend further.

"In experimental animals, for example, diets enriched with saturated fatty acids protect against alcohol-induced liver injury, whereas diets containing polyunsaturated fatty acids promote liver injury (Nanji and French, 1989; Nanji et al., 1989, 1994a). Saturated fatty acids have also been reported to reverse established alcoholic liver injury (Nanji et al., 1995, 1996, 1997b)."

 
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I can‘t handle saturated fats well (except from milk). Too much and a gallbladder attack is pretty much guaranteed. Not so for polyunsaturated fats because those are liquid at room temperature and don‘t burden my GI tract like the saturated ones. I eat low fat high carb atm which doesn‘t cause any issues whatsoever. Maybe it‘s hypochlorhydria
 
I believe PUFA's are one of the main causes of aging. Alcohol is literally non-toxic if you do not have stored PUFAs. Your skin is much better protected when you are PUFA depleted. My diet is 90% skim milk because I want to avoid PUFAs as much as possible

Good luck man pufas have infiltrated almost every western food
 
People consume way too much omega 6, and most people consume almost zero omega 3. It's one thing for native Italians to drizzle a bit of olive oil on their omega-3 rich animal food meals, but if you eat a typical western diet the last thing you should be consuming is vegetable oils. They offer marginal health benefits and are extremely inflammatory. The good news is that you can get the perfect balance of small amounts of polyunsaturated fats in less oxidative forms if your diet is mostly wild animal foods.
 
Polyunsaturated fat competes with saturated fat and cholesterol absorption, so your body will have less building blocks to produce hormones (testosterone). Plant sources of omega 3s are ALA (alpha-linoleic acid) which cannot be used by humans directly, it requires conversion, and this conversion further requires building blocks to take place -- and is far from the bioavailability of animal-based omega 3s. Our bodies use EPA and DHA, any polyunsaturated fat that you eat should be in animal form, and altogether very little (I'm talking like half a pound of fatty fish per week) is necessary for optimal health. For hormone optimization you need to focus on cholesterol and saturated fat intake, and avoid PUFAs simple as.
So how should u take ALA then?
 
are chia seeds still legit to eat?
they have 2.1g omega 3's per tbsp
but also 3g polyunsaturated fats??? and 0.5g mono
 
IMO seeds are garbage food.
 
I believe PUFA's are one of the main causes of aging. Alcohol is literally non-toxic if you do not have stored PUFAs. Your skin is much better protected when you are PUFA depleted. My diet is 90% skim milk because I want to avoid PUFAs as much as possible
@paymanz
 
I like how many people latch onto the PUFA pill
 
I like how many people latch onto the PUFA pill
Yeah but I don’t want normies and chads to catch on. Should remain an incel secret. If all chads retain their youth it’s even more over for us than it already was
 
Yeah but I don’t want normies and chads to catch on. Should remain an incel secret. If all chads retain their youth it’s even more over for us than it already was
it will never be popular because there is a reason why the natural diet is stigmatised and PUFAs being pushed so hard

want to give me diet example or atleast few foods which I can bulk ?
You said skimmed milk
Coconut oil is my main source of fats atm
 
it will never be popular because there is a reason why the natural diet is stigmatised and PUFAs being pushed so hard

want to give me diet example or atleast few foods which I can bulk ?
You said skimmed milk
Coconut oil is my main source of fats atm
Skim milk, potatoes, white rice, fruit are my staples. But honestly you should be pretty good if you just avoid vegetable oils, nuts and fatty fish and other high PUFA foods.
I go to the extreme because I think there is a chance it might stop aging very much. But it’s a lot of effort for only a small chance of success. So it’s okay if you eat some cheese, meat etc just don’t overdo it.
 
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Skim milk, potatoes, white rice, fruit are my staples. But honestly you should be pretty good if you just avoid vegetable oils, nuts and fatty fish and other high PUFA foods.
I go to the extreme because I think there is a chance it might stop aging very much. But it’s a lot of effort for only a small chance of success. So it’s okay if you eat some cheese, meat etc just don’t overdo it.

Do you eat omega 3 or does it fall under pufas
 
Youi dont need to supplement omega3s. Just eat salmon once a month or even less often, that's enough.
 
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Do you eat omega 3 or does it fall under pufas
Harmful omega 3 displaces the even more harmful omega 6, which causes many studies to show benefits from omega-3 supplementation. It’s better to consume as little as possible of both.



just an example:
In summary, the anti-inflammatory effect of EFA deficiency was more marked that that of dietary (n-3) fatty acid supplementation in acute inflammation

 
it falls
if you care about the "ratio" then eat a bot more n3

fish oil is PUFA
Yup. I consumed so much fish oil between 14-18. On top of that I ate a high fat paleo diet (fish, nuts, bacon etc) I look much older than my age now. Rip
 
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Yup. I consumed so much fish oil between 14-18. On top of that I ate a high fat paleo diet (fish, nuts, bacon etc) I look much older than my age now. Rip
Do you feel any better now? Can’t believe more people don’t know about this
 
Do you feel any better now? Can’t believe more people don’t know about this
Yeah i feel much better and I feel like haven’t aged much since I went PUFA free. I still look about 28 even though I’m 23 but I blame it on my paleo/weston price diet and shitty genetics
 
Yeah i feel much better and I feel like haven’t aged much since I went PUFA free. I still look about 28 even though I’m 23 but I blame it on my paleo/weston price diet and shitty genetics

But pufas are essential fatty acids your body needs some of it to function healthily
 
But pufas are essential fatty acids your body needs some of it to function healthily
You get enough from unprocessed foods such as whole grains, it‘s vegetable oils and other concentrated man-made sources that are unhealthy
 
You get enough from unprocessed foods such as whole grains, it‘s vegetable oils and other concentrated man-made sources that are unhealthy
Jfl Harvard health sites vegetable oils as healthy
 
Flaxseed is mostly ALA and is used as energy in the body correct if I’m wrong
I mean I thought you said taking ALA alone is not a good idea due to how it works, so should I be taking it with something?
 
Take fish oil or cod oil if you need the vitamins (which also boost T)
Yo bro can I use retin A and also taking cod liver oil (orally)?

I heard 2 vitamin A will cause toxic reaction
 
Jfl Harvard health sites vegetable oils as healthy
Cold pressed sunflower oil is healthy bro

however extra virgin olive oil,virgin coconut oil,GRASSFED butter,ghee,avocado oil areother great option and healthy and also they taste better than vegetable oil or canola oil
 

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