I never thought those things looked safe. Adam corolla was right those things just kick assholes into overdrive.
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It's true. Once you deprive your body of sugar and get past the withdrawal (after you discover how much of a sugar junkie you were and didn't know it), your blood-sugar stabilizes, you're less hungry, no afternoon crashes and you lose weight.
Remarkable. Sugar is the enemy, not fat. You can eat whole butter, leave the skin on chicken, eat the fat on the steak, etc. It's sugar that causes obesity.
Well, yes, portion control is, quite frankly, out of control in this country, but it's the choices in our entrées we should look at too.
You can't have a bagel for breakfast, pasta for lunch and then Mexican burritos with beans and rice for dinner and wonder why your blood sugar is through the roof.
That excessively high blood sugar only makes people hungrier.
There was a documentary I watched (can't remember the name of it) but it told of how that whole food pyramid scam was, in part, concocted by the wheat growers of the country...I think. Whoever started that horseshit, it was money-driven; not science-driven, despite shitloads of scientific evidence that refuted it.
Ah that explains it.
It blew my mind when I read a book in the 90s called "Sugar Busters". I used to think I was being really healthy when eating a big plate of spaghetti with tomato sauce since it was so low in fat. :facepalm"
Woody Allen in "Sleepers" was right all along.
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