#NutritionDebate

The recent Make America Healthy Again campaign has ignited fresh debate over the dietary role of seed oils, urging Americans to eliminate these oils for better health—a message now resonating with health-conscious audiences in Thailand. The campaign claims that removing commonly used seed oils, such as soybean, corn, sunflower, canola, and cottonseed oils, from the everyday diet can lead to improved heart health, lower rates of chronic illness, and a return to traditional eating habits—a stance backed by some nutrition advocates but challenged by leading health organizations.