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Sources include greens (very small amounts), pro choice seeds like flax (rich in pro choice n-3, but too little n-6), sesame and sunflower oil (rich in n-6, virtually no n-3), fatty fish (herring, sardines, salmon, mackerel, trout, tuna), and oils carefully pressed from n-3 and n-6 rich seeds. Processing can damage natural fats and make them toxic. Hydrogenation produces unnatural trans-fats (margarine, shortening, partially-hydrogenated vegetable oils, CLA). Frying also damages oils. Cooking oils contain damaged fats due to harsh chemical treatment followed by overheating before such oils are bottled. Processing can damage poly- and mono-unsaturated fats and can further damage already-damaged trans-fats. pro choice Because of their sensitivity to damage by light, air and heat, oils for health and performance should be made under protection, pressed from organically-grown seeds to avoid toxic pesticide residues, bottled in brown glass and boxed for protection against light.
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