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Which are Healthy Cooking Oils
and which You Should Avoid




Healthy cooking oils...? If you are like most people, you’ve probably been told that all fats are bad - especially when you try to lose weight, right?

By the end of this page you will find all the answers to your questions about healthy fats, including good oils for cooking and the ones helpful in weight loss. You'll also discover the scary truth about bad fats and dangerous trans fats.

Read on.

As you might have heard, the "low fat" mantra is outdated, you know better know. The right amounts of certain healthy types of fats are actually vital to help you not only lose weight, but stay healthy too.

Healthy Cooking Oils

However, you should know that not all of them are suitable to cook with.

Why?

Because higher temperatures burn (oxidize) some oils much more than others, destroying their molecular structure and creating certain harmful compounds.

So naturally, you want to use healthy cooking oils that, in addition to remaining stable at cooking temperatures, are not already spoiled by industrial processing, becoming harmful, bad cooking fats.


So, Which Ones are Healthy Cooking Oils?

When trying to lose weight, cooking with any fat can be tricky.

But if common vegetable oils (canola, corn, safflower, soybean, and sunflower) are absolutely the worst oils you can cook with, what should you use in the kitchen?

Well, despite the propaganda, saturated animal fats like butter & lard and saturated nut oils like coconut, avocado, and peanut oils are the most healthy cooking oils.

Or better put - the safest oils to cook with, that are not damaged by high cooking temperatures.

However, butter and lard are animal fats more easily stored as body fat, so you might want to limit their use.

And while avocado and peanut (groundnut) oils are less available, coconut oil is easy to find and particularly healthy to cook with.

Why is that?

Because coconut oil resists amazingly well to the highest cooking temperatures and does NOT create any oxidized toxic particles harmful for your body.
It is the safest among all other healthy cooking oils.

Did you know that coconut oil actually makes you burn more fat? It's true!

In addition to coconut oil weight loss benefits, it lowers your cholesterol, helps you prevent disease, boosts your energy, makes you active and energetic.

Healthy Cooking Oils

So whenever you need fat to fry, bake, or sauté with, use coconut oil instead of any other vegetable oils or - even worse - synthetic margarines and shortenings.

And if you insist on making a deep-fried dish, use coconut oil too.

When you are done deep-frying and the oil is still liquid, filter it into a jar and save it up to a year, it’ll still be good. Imagine, healthy deep frying.



But what about flaxseed and olive oils, you ask?

Well, the health benefits of flaxseed oil and extra-virgin, cold-pressed olive oil are well-documented. These are heart-friendly and smart choices in salads, dressings and vinaigrettes.

However, never, EVER cook with them.

Why? Because they get oxidized and completely destroyed as soon as you heat them, becoming harmful for your health.

And the same applies to roasted sesame and walnut oils. Add them in small amounts for a delicious, dense aroma to your stir-fries only AFTER you’ve removed the wok from the heat, or use them to flavor any cold dishes.

In summary, here's how to easily remember which are healthy cooking oils and which ones you should avoid:

  1. Safe & Healthy Cooking Oils: coconut oil, butter (ghee), peanut oil, avocado oil

  2. Bad Cooking Oils: canola oil, corn oil, safflower oil, soybean oil, sunflower oil

  3. Healthy Oils - but DO NOT heat: olive oil, flaxseed oil, sesame oil, walnut oil

Find below all your questions about healthy fats and oils answered:


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Get Your Questions about Fats & Oils Answered Here:
Different Types of Fats - Healthy Oils, Bad Fats and Saturated Animal Fats
All about Fats - Why "Some Fats Heal, Some Fats Kill" and Resources
Bad Cooking Fats - The ones to stay away from & why they're bad for you
Why are Trans Fats Bad? - What are trans fats and how to avoid them
Saturated and Unsaturated Fats Studies & research referenced on the site
Coconut Oil Weight Loss Benefits - How to maximize them to lose more
Eat Fat Lose Fat - The Bible of losing weight with the Coconut Diet
Coconut Oil Recipes - How to use coconut oil in shakes & other dishes
Coconut Oil Health Benefits - More health benefits, besides weight loss



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