SAMA HOOLE: Scientists inducing diabetes in rats don't use sugar. They use soybean oil injections.

Scientists inducing diabetes in rats don't use sugar.

They use soybean oil injections.

Works every single time. Reliably. Predictably.

High-dose linoleic acid = instant insulin resistance.

But you're told seed oils are heart-healthy.

The research labs know seed oils cause…

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) February 13, 2026

Scientists inducing diabetes in rats don't use sugar. They use soybean oil injections. Works every single time. Reliably. Predictably. High-dose linoleic acid = instant insulin resistance. But you're told seed oils are heart-healthy. The research labs know seed oils cause metabolic disease. They just don't tell you because that would collapse a £200 billion industry. When scientists need to break an animal's metabolism for research, they reach for seed oils. When food companies need to make cheap shelf-stable products, they reach for seed oils.

Same substance. Different marketing budget.