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Beware of Seed Oils Hidden in Packaged Foods
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Many packaged foods contain seed oils, even those that claim to use healthier oils like avocado. A UC Davis study found that 83% of surveyed avocado oils were either cut with soybean oil or entirely comprised of it, making it important to read ingredient labels before purchasing.
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