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The Perfect Oil: Tallow + Why Seed Oils Should Not Be Consumed | Steven Arena of Masa Chips

Jun 9, 2023
Guest Steven Arena, Co-founder of Masa Chips, talks about the benefits of beef tallow for frying, the truth about seed oils, avocado oil, corn chips, and the importance of investing in health. They also discuss collagen, organic corn, gradually building up sun exposure, and red light therapy.
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Quick takeaways

  • Fixing the quality of original foods is more important than substituting them with highly processed alternatives.
  • Beef tallow is a healthier and more natural alternative to seed oils for frying, providing better taste, texture, and nutritional value.

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The Problem with Swapping Processed Foods

One of the main ideas discussed in the podcast is the problem with swapping one processed food for another. The speaker highlights the importance of fixing the quality of original foods rather than replacing them with highly processed alternatives. The speaker emphasizes that traditional foods can be both delicious and healthy, and that modern issues with health can be better addressed by returning to the quality of original foods before the use of agriculture chemicals.

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