dietary fats

  1. Bluebell

    I can't eat coconut oil, shall I try MCT oil?

    I love the taste of coconut oil, but I can't eat it. What happens is I get extremely bad GERD which is very painful and even stops me sleeping. I have tried the refined stuff, but I still get the same problem. So I was wondering, shall I try MCT oil to get some of the same benefits of...
  2. charlie

    Coconut Oil, Skin Saturation, Unsaturated Fat to Saturated

    This might be a silly question but it has been on my mind lately. If you apply coconut oil to your skin, when it soaks in, can it change an unsaturated fat to a saturated? I am hoping yes, but am thinking its probably no. Also, another silly question while I am at it. Do calories count(not...
  3. Gabriel

    What's Your Opinion About MUFAs And MUFA-rich Foods?

    Hey, what is your opinion about monounsaturated fats (MUFAs) and foods that are high in them (i.e. olive oil, chocolate, butter)? I have the impression that MUFA-rich foods make my acne worse. For instance, while eating coconut oil has not much influence on my skin, eating butter (even...
  4. A

    Unsaturated oils in external cosmetic

    Hi I have just stared reading articles about unsaturated oils/ fats . Has anybody seen any kind of information about external using different types of oils like evening primrose etc which are rich in unsaturated fats. Tks
  5. Bluebell

    Is the key to losing weight on Peatarian, reducing the fat?

    I'd like to lose a few of the pounds I gained on Peat eating. Is the key to losing weight on Peat, cutting down on the fats (my only fats are dairy saturated fats from cream and butter)? I can't have coconut oil unfortunately even the refined stuff. So I could get my calories from fruit/milk...
  6. B

    Cod Liver Oil- Extremely Toxic, Ray Peat Was Right

    While researching I found out that the linoleic acid is 4x mre prone to oxidation than oleic acid. Linolenic acid with its 3 double bound is 9 times more prone to oxidation than oleic. Where would a DHA with its 6 double bond land, like 36x or mybe even 100x more prone to oxidation. Damn that is...
  7. B

    Can someone explain me what makes the fat antithyroid

    I dont quite understand the Ray Peat writing, what exactly makes the fat(PUFA) antithyroid. 1.Is it the nature of the PUFAs 2Or is it the fact that they oxidize quickly and the oxidized version of the fat is antithyroid What if someone is to cook with olive oil and the oleic acid is oxidized...
  8. Bluebell

    Speeding up the PUFA Detox

    When I switched to the Peat diet, I went from having lots of PUFAs to none overnight. I am absolutely laden with them, dripping with PUFAs. Of course I want to detox them faster, I expect a lot of Peatarians would like that too. I read that I'm supposed to let them stay in storage, keep them...
  9. B

    Coconut oil is refined at 200°C(400°F)-could that be bad

    I just got email from my refined coconut oil manufacturer becuse I wanted to know where the oil is from and how its made I found that the oil is refined and purified at 200°C for 45 minutes at pressure of 1 bar? Its seems that this is the standard process for all the refined coconut oils...
  10. F

    Confused On Ray Peat View On Fats [MUFA]

    In his articles Ray Peat say unsaturated fats are toxic and only saturated fat is good. He writes in the same sentence only saturated fat is good and mentions olive oil as being one, which is monosatured fat. Weird. Is monosaturated fat in his view saturated? Than he says the that thyroid...
  11. P

    omega 6

    Im gonna go out on a complete limb here, but I've been researching Arachadonic acid recently...and am beginning to wonder. Almost everything about Peats suggestions fit like pieces of a puzzle that all fit when everything is included. The one exception to this is his stance on Arachadonic Acid...
  12. D

    Coconut Oil conversion question

    Hi everyone, I want to try to make my own chocolatebars with a recipe I found. The recipe calls for 1/4 Cup of Coconut Oil , which converted is about 4Tablespoons, but do they mean in general liquid or solid? And how do I measure it? I have this set of different kind of measurement spoons,so do...
  13. Stunning4keke

    Are Topical Oils For The Skin A PUFA?

    i am an Esthetician and i have learned to use oils such as Almond Oil, Evening Primrose Oil, Sesame Oil as the Auyervdic culture believes so highly in. i use them for my face, body and on clients. should i stop using all oils? are there any oils that are not considered PUFA? what about jojoba...
  14. S

    Upper Limit Of PUFA Intake

    What is the upper limit of PUFA intake per day? I m getting around 4-7g a day (which is 2-4f% fat)
  15. R

    Fish Oil [Experiences]

    I was wondering what benfits anyone has had from not taking fish oils. I am taking fish oils and was thinking of stopping for a while to see what happens. Right now eveyone is recommending Krill oil. I know Dr. Peat is against the fish oils and seed oils. Does that mean not eating pumpkin...
  16. N

    Andrew Kim Fisks Dr. Peat's 4 Year PUFA Evacuation

    "Dr. Ray Peat Fact Check 2: The Half-Life of Human Fat Tissue is 600 Days?" http://www.andrewkimblog.com/2013/02/dr-ray-peat-fact-check-2-half-life-of.html from Kim's conclusion:
  17. P

    PUFA release from fat stores

    I've read that PUFA being released from fat stores will cause some issues. What issues are those exactly?
  18. P

    What about....MUFAS?

    So from what I gather, moderate amounts of saturated fats spaced out are beneficial to metabolism and protect during and facilitate PUFA detoxification. PUFA's are unavoidable, but attempting to limit as much as possible is beneficial because they are prone to oxidate uncontrollably and...
  19. charlie

    "So in Summary PUFA Inhibit Metabolism, Promote Cancer,..."

    Great article by one of our forum members, pranarupa: PUFA: because this wouldn’t be a Ray Peat inspired blog without at least one post on PUFA http://pranarupa.wordpress.com/2012/12/ ... t-on-pufa/
  20. charlie

    Oops: PUFAs May Actually Increase Risk of Death in Patients,

    :hattip FPS Oops: PUFAs may actually increase risk of death in patients with heart disease http://junkscience.com/2013/02/05/oops- ... t-disease/
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