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The History Behind the American Heart Assn.’s Lie that Saturated Fats Were Terrible and Vegetable Oils Were Healthy In 4 Minutes:
Proctor & Gamble entered the shortening business out of financial necessity. In the 1890s, the meat packing monopoly controlled the price of lard and tallow needed to make P&G’s candles and soap. They needed another income stream, so P&G took steps to gain control of the cottonseed oil business from farm to factory. By 1905, they owned eight cottonseed mills in Mississippi. In 1907, P&G developed the science of hydrogenation. By adding hydrogen atoms to the fatty acid chain of cottonseed oil, this revolutionary industrial process transformed liquid cottonseed oil into a solid that resembled lard. They called it Crisco. (source)
During World War II, Crisco served as a submarine lubricant. It offered high viscosity, low freezing point, and resistance to corrosion. It worked as a submarine lubricant because it extended engine life and reduced maintenance. (source)
1911: Procter & Gamble invents Crisco – hydrogenated cottonseed oil.
Problem: Nobody wants to cook with cottonseed oil. It’s an industrial waste used for making soap.
Solution: Marketing campaign to convince Americans that animal fats cause heart disease.
1948: American Heart Association (AHA) is tiny organization with $1,700 budget.
Also 1948: Procter & Gamble donates $1.7 million to the American Heart Association. The AHA suddenly becomes influential and well-funded.
1961: The AHA issues their first dietary guidelines: Avoid saturated fat. Use vegetable oils instead.
Recommended oils: Crisco and other vegetable oils.
Who benefits: Procter & Gamble.
Who funded the AHA: Procter & Gamble.
1980s: Trans fats (in Crisco and margarine) are discovered to be catastrophically unhealthy.
2015: Trans fats are finally banned as unsafe.
For 67 years, the American Heart Association recommended a product that:
• Was invented as soap ingredient
• Was made from industrial waste
• Was later proven to cause heart disease
• Was produced by their founding mega-donor
And they told you butter would kill you while recommending literal poison.
When trans fats were finally proven deadly, they quietly changed recommendations without acknowledging the millions who followed their advice.
No apologies. No accountability. Guidelines adjusted. Move on.
The organization you’re told to trust for heart health was created by a soap company to sell industrial waste as food.
That is junk science.
“The olive tree is surely the richest [food] gift of Heaven. I can scarcely expect bread.” ~Thomas Jefferson
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