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When scientists heated or stored coconut, rapeseed, and grape seed oils at high temperatures, they found no evidence that these oils turned into substances that could damage DNA — even when they mimicked how the body processes chemicals.

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Scientists heated and stored three types of cooking oils and checked if they became harmful to DNA — they didn’t. Even after intense heating, the oils didn’t cause mutations in the bacteria used to test for danger.

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No contradicting evidence found

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