I don't see any evidence for it. It also doesn't match my personal experience at all - home-cooking 95%+ of meals from whole, natural ingredients I still regained 100lbs. I wasn't eating any of those "palatable" foods.
And in fact I don't even buy the idea that they are more palatable, or more processed. People ate all kinds of …
I don't see any evidence for it. It also doesn't match my personal experience at all - home-cooking 95%+ of meals from whole, natural ingredients I still regained 100lbs. I wasn't eating any of those "palatable" foods.
And in fact I don't even buy the idea that they are more palatable, or more processed. People ate all kinds of refined, hyper-palatable stuff in the 1920s.
If "palatable == seed oils" then sure; but that's not usually what people mean.
> why not?
I don't see any evidence for it. It also doesn't match my personal experience at all - home-cooking 95%+ of meals from whole, natural ingredients I still regained 100lbs. I wasn't eating any of those "palatable" foods.
And in fact I don't even buy the idea that they are more palatable, or more processed. People ate all kinds of refined, hyper-palatable stuff in the 1920s.
If "palatable == seed oils" then sure; but that's not usually what people mean.