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Hey, it's Marielle.
One of the things we've been doing here at LifeKit is taking a look at topics that come up in the health and wellness space.
claims people make in common concerns, especially about diet or medication.
Today, we're talking about seed oils.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has said that seed oils, like canola oil,
sunflower oil, and soybean oil, are poisoning Americans and can have dangerous health effects.
These oils are used a lot, especially in restaurants and in packaged foods.
So on this episode of Life Kit, seed oils.
What does the research say, and what can you do if you're concerned?
NPR health correspondent Maria Godoy has been digging into this topic.
I talked to her after the break.
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working to create access to opportunity for people and communities by tackling tough social and environmental problems.
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Hey, Maria.
Hey.