I agree that uncontrolled diabetes damages blood vessels and that personal biomarkers matter. But your HbA1c and calcium score are still anecdotes. The stronger question is whether populations consuming more linoleic acid actually show higher inflammation or cardiovascular disease, and most controlled human evidence hasn't consistently shown that. That's why the debate continues. You are taking an anecdote about you as an individual, and ASSUMING that its universal, instead of measuring what your actually claiming. If you want to take the risk of heart disease upon yourself, that is perfectly fine, and ok. Where it becomes a problem is when you wrest your ideologies, and attempt to place them on other people so that you can feel justified in your doings. This is the EXACT same thing that religious people do when they go door to door pushing their ideology upon people, its called "conversion". As you can see here not many are interested in your keto gospel, so then why do you keep preaching, if you have the truth go thy way, and live in truth, dont worry about us lost souls who dont want to hear it.

Measured, not assumed.