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    Soya bean oil?

    Soya benan oil is a
    Vegetable oil and is high in omega 3. Is it ok to consume on boy sway?

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    Actually I don't think it's a very healthy oil.
    I'm thinking of changing it and use olive pomace and rapeseed oil instead?

    I have been using this soybean oil for a year ....is it a going to affect my sway negatively?

    I'm planning to ttc in November. So changing oil now gives me about 7 weeks on the olive and rapeseed oil. Is this enough or should I delay ttc?

    Sorry for long post just need advice desperately x

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    Anyone?

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    NO, because even though those oils have omega 3 in them, they have MORE omega 6. The companies are just not advertising that. You want more omega 3 and animal/saturated fats than Omega 6, vegetable fats. http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...pink-blue.html

    Olive oil is ok but you should prob avoid rapeseed and soybean for TTC a boy.

    Butter and coconut oil are even better still.
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    6 weeks or more on diet has been effective for blue.
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    Ok that makes a lot more sense. Sorry for all the questions! Thank you sooo much for your advice.

    Because I use oil everyday in cooking using coconut oil Coul be quite expensive. Is there an alternative? Like how is sunflower oil?

    Thanks again

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    Ok...just read essay. Well I guess sunflower falls under plant oil category. So it will be the same as consuming soybean and rapeseed oil 😐

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    It seems that rapeseed oil actually has less omega 6 compared to soybean and sunflower. So perhaps it's the lesser of three evils lol

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    Can you use butter or ghee? Lard?

    Rapeseed oil is heavily chemically processed and is considered by most people to be quite unhealthy so regardless of the Omega 3/Omega 6 profile, it is best to use sunflower oil or olive oil instead of Rapeseed. (for others reading this in N. America rapeseed = canola)
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    Oh right thank you atomic. You are a real sweet heart. That makes sense. I do use ghee every now and then. But also use a blended oil. It is 51% olive pomace and 49% sunflower. Is this ok? Xx

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