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"content": "I'm not a biologist .. but some rule of thumb states that the chemical reaction speed roughly doubles with 10 K temperature increase. So at 40 C the oxidation might run at ~ 1/64 speed compared to at 100 C.\n\nAlso, preventing oxidation of fatty acids in the body appears to be one function of vitamin E: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_E#Functions",
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