Alex Tokarev

In my area there are a lot of companies that produce beds from wood-polymer composite. They don't rot, they don't absorb moisture, easy to install yourself, easy to move if needed. Also it's easy to saw it so you can make beds whatever size or shape your want. Initially it's a decking material. I don't know the proper English term for it.

I apologize its not about canola oil precisely but its about canola's range of seed oils.

I found this vid not so long ago about oils[1]. It feels very convincing. Also there are other trustworthy vids[2][3] saying that its not even omega3 vs omega6 but more like unsaturated vs saturated. Unsat oils love to oxidize and then they cause all sorts of inflammation in our bodies. Consuming them for decades keeps your body in an inflamed emergency state which probably caused all the cardio vascular epidemic in the last 100 years. What startled me and why I started digging into oils is that I realized that flax seed oil I use to finish my wooden projects polymerized into a plastic like film when it had enough contact with oxygen. So It got me thinking we have a lot of oxygen in our bodies and we consume all sorts of oils... I suddenly imagined tiny sticky bits of oil clogging up arteries. Don't know if its really the case but it turned out that unsaturated oils may cause problems and its better to avoid them at all. I stopped using even the olive one.

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