I have heard that the state of a fat outside the body is the same state it will become inside the body; therefore oils (such as olive oil) will pass through the body, unabsorbed. Is this true, or some sort of urban legend?
On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 10:34:09 -0800, "mademoiselle" <[email hidden]> posted:
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I have heard that the state of a fat outside the body is the same state it will become inside the body; therefore oils (such as olive oil) will pass through the body, unabsorbed. Is this true, or some sort of urban legend?
If you don't normally eat much fat, then a huge intake of it will result in a goodly portion going straight through until your body accommodates and you absorb it all.