I don’t think that I’ve seen this subject discussed yet, so I’ll touch base on it today.
We are a health conscious people in general; we monitor our daily food intake. I think this is a good thing. In my case, I know my caloric base line and adjust my intake according to my needs. It’s a pain in the ass and quite technical but I do it because it works for me. Something that I take into consideration as I adjust my caloric intake is the intake of carrier oils such as grape seed oil and Cottonseed oil.
Holy shit Ed, You don’t drink that stuff do you? No I don’t, however when on cycle, I’m pinning a significant amount every day. Sure, It may not have anything to do with the price of rice in China however, I do like to include injected oil when I run my numbers for caloric and fatty intake.
So I’ll throw a couple of numbers out for you, just in case you ever wondered.

10 cc’s of Grapeseed oil (GSO):
81 calories
9.1 g Total Fat
.8 g Saturated Fat
6.2 g Polyunsaturated Fat
1.4 g Monounsaturated Fat
0 g Protien (Dammit!)

10 cc’s of Cottonseed oil (CSO):
81 calories
9.1 g Total fat
2.4 g Saturated fat
4.6 g Polyunsaturated fat
1.6 g Monounsaturated fat
0 g Protien (Double dammit!)

Both carriers are pretty damn close in nutritional value. I prefer the feel of a cottonseed oil base because it pins nice for me, however due to the higher level of Saturated fat in the Cottonseed oil, I think it’s safe to say that grapeseed oil is better for you.
But Ed, What about Ethyl Oleate (EO)
I don’t know kids. All I know is that studies show that voluntary consumption of Ethyl Oleate reduces food intake and body weight in Rats.
Please see:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2372161/
It’s kind of an interesting read. I myself am not a big fan of EO, however it’s a small price to pay for the high concentrated gear that I like to run.
So hey bro’s If you are on a cutter, find a nice EO based cut blend and, as they say in our world you are GTG.

All my love no homo,
Ed.