Alright, so now I'm left wondering: What about big agriculture?
There's a popular YouTube channel [1] with advocates for a plant based diet, low in fat, yet suspiciously says almost nothing about hydrogenated vegetable oils (canola, soy bean, sunflower, etc).
These oils - according to many studies - are THE leading source of heart disease, right up there with sugar. They're a highly unnatural food, heavily processed, never before in nature were you able to consume the oil extracted from a f*cking sunflower like you can today.
And yet? NutritionFacts.org almost never, and I mean 99.9% of the time never mentions how bad these oils are for you.
Coincidence? I mean really, what CAN you believe these days? There's a study for this, and a study for that. Everything is bad for you.