The 'Seed Oils' meme culture emerged from the intersection of biohacking and ancestral health communities on platforms like X (Twitter) and Reddit. Centered around the belief that industrial seed oils—such as canola, soybean, and cottonseed—are primary drivers of modern inflammation, the meme typically features exaggerated horror or disdain when these ingredients are spotted in food products. Users often adopt the persona of a 'Seed Oil Disrespecter,' mocking the ubiquity of processed oils in modern diets while championing alternatives like tallow and butter. The trend has evolved into a versatile template for discussing diet culture, corporate food production, and the often-intense commitment of health enthusiasts to avoiding 'toxic' PUFAs.