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Canola is one of the world’s most popular edible oils, but 50 years ago you would have found it only in mechanics’ shops

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Good luck to British shopping at IcelandFoods the owner icelandrichard is using this now as replacement for tropical vegetable oil. No wonder China bans this stuff

That's just poisonous GMO liquid

Most of Canola oil is GMO. I never touch the stuff.

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That's nothing. People now eat cell cultures becaus they think it's environmentally friendly and safe.

... and drink urine, from the look of it.

Canola is terrible for health. It oxidizes, is unstable, and contributes to heart disease

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