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| quote: | Originally posted by Orbax
here is why its bad. The transfats arent soluble like oils and such. The whole reason they were created was to increase shelf life (the movement away from crisco to oils is the hydrogenation) they do this by adding extra bonds into the molecule chain. Normally fat is bad because it is insoluble. and when it gets stuck in arteries it tends to stay there for a while. Oils on the other hand just slip away. The transfats not only stick, but they rot because they have the extra capacity to oxidize inside of you. So you have rotting lumps of fat instead of just normal stuff. So it produces toxins in its own right.
Transfats are baaaaaaaaaaaaad. Neither butter or margarine is good for you, but you might as well go with butter cuz it doesnt have the worse stuff. |
i remember i had several questions 4-5 years ago in bioxemistry exam: "margarine as homogenisation product. draw a scheme"; "wine as fermentation product. draw fermentation scheme" etc...
but well i'm not as good in english as Orbax [daaa, of course i'm not!], so here you go... a quite good explanation!
more 'propaganda' - choose "creme bonjour"! NOT butter NOT margarine 
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