Is a sesame oil-based nasal spray a bad choice because of its omega-6 content?

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When discussing the use of sesame oil, especially in contexts such as nasal sprays, it's important to consider both its benefits and potential drawbacks. Many diet recommendations suggest minimizing sesame oil intake due to its high omega-6 fatty acid content.

While sesame oil is not inherently bad, avoid (...)
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