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I like sugar
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Alcohol reduces the functioning of the part of the brain which normally makes decisions in adults, and causes the person to be more impulsive.
Sugar does not.
They aren't even in the same ballpark.
Serious alcoholics will drink, then purge to allow more drinking!
Are you freaking joking me?
There are serious alcoholics non serious alcoholics?
Lady..... you should probably stop posting now.0 -
I too am sorry about your family history of diabetes, but I hardly think this site, and specifically this thread, is the place to get any advice about whether or not you should or shouldn't eat sugar. But I think you already figured that out. Best. :flowerforyou:
And really, as if this wasn't ridiculous enough we have to continue with the alcholic and sugar crap? FACE PALM0 -
Alcohol reduces the functioning of the part of the brain which normally makes decisions in adults, and causes the person to be more impulsive.
Sugar does not.
They aren't even in the same ballpark.
Impulsiveness is only one outcome of alcohol. Not every alcoholic is impulsive either. Ever eaten a bar of chocolate on impulse? Plenty of people eat sweets and instantly regret it and feel guilty. Bulimia, anyone? Serious alcoholics will drink, then purge to allow more drinking!
Sugar and alcohol damage can cause liver damage - have you heard of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease? http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23390127
Sugar and alcohol trigger our reward system making the habit difficult to break http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2235907/
The removal of one addiction can lead to sourcing replacements. Alcohol -> Sugar or Heroin -> Sugar http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1360-0443.1989.tb00566.x/abstract?deniedAccessCustomisedMessage=&userIsAuthenticated=false
Link between genetics - alcoholism and sugar craving http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02791072.2010.10400687
The purging of bulimics is not related to sweets or a desire for more sweets and thus is not an equal comparison to the purging of alcoholics for the sake of more alcohol.
Such inflammatory statements do nothing but make you seem like you have a shakey grasp on logical connections and make people seriously doubt everything you have to say.
Thank you for stating what I typed and deleted far more eloquently than I would have. I would find myself with a strike.0 -
Alcohol reduces the functioning of the part of the brain which normally makes decisions in adults, and causes the person to be more impulsive.
Sugar does not.
They aren't even in the same ballpark.
Impulsiveness is only one outcome of alcohol. Not every alcoholic is impulsive either. Ever eaten a bar of chocolate on impulse? Plenty of people eat sweets and instantly regret it and feel guilty. Bulimia, anyone? Serious alcoholics will drink, then purge to allow more drinking!
Before I learned moderation, I also ate a chicken leg, steak, salads, potatoes, and many other things impulsively.0 -
Pretty sure we are all gonna die, lol.Pretty sure the OP is gonna die0 -
Serious alcoholics will drink, then purge to allow more drinking!
Are you freaking joking me?
There are serious alcoholics non serious alcoholics?
There are high functioning alcoholics and severe alcoholics, a whole spectrum of dysfunction. I am referring to severe alcoholism when I speak of 'serious'.0 -
Alcohol reduces the functioning of the part of the brain which normally makes decisions in adults, and causes the person to be more impulsive.
Sugar does not.
They aren't even in the same ballpark.
Impulsiveness is only one outcome of alcohol. Not every alcoholic is impulsive either. Ever eaten a bar of chocolate on impulse? Plenty of people eat sweets and instantly regret it and feel guilty. Bulimia, anyone? Serious alcoholics will drink, then purge to allow more drinking!
I feel guilt over nothing I eat anymore, it's food and I've developed a healthy relationship with it now. But I'm curious since you are so anti sugar and I'm a glutton for punishment, can you open your diary I would love to see your perfect diary?0 -
Pretty sure we are all gonna die, lol.Pretty sure the OP is gonna die
That's kind of the point.0 -
The purging of bulimics is not related to sweets or a desire for more sweets and thus is not an equal comparison to the purging of alcoholics for the sake of more alcohol.
Such inflammatory statements do nothing but make you seem like you have a shakey grasp on logical connections and make people seriously doubt everything you have to say. Grasping for the most alarming straw you can reach doesn't strengthen your argument.
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=709750 -
The purging of bulimics is not related to sweets or a desire for more sweets and thus is not an equal comparison to the purging of alcoholics for the sake of more alcohol.
Such inflammatory statements do nothing but make you seem like you have a shakey grasp on logical connections and make people seriously doubt everything you have to say. Grasping for the most alarming straw you can reach doesn't strengthen your argument.
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Which has nothing to do with sugar or sweets and will occur no matter what the person who is purging has consumed. Thus Bulimia and sweets IS NOT an equal comparison to Alcoholics and alcohol
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Just stop. We're swiftly going past the point where we all laugh and poke at you for our own amusement/to see your reaction and to the point where, again, you're just saying inflammatory things and grasping for the most alarming branch.0 -
I feel guilt over nothing I eat anymore, it's food and I've developed a healthy relationship with it now. But I'm curious since you are so anti sugar and I'm a glutton for punishment, can you open your diary I would love to see your perfect diary?
Oh, so you can look at the sugar in a tin of soup, like what happened to GW1970?0 -
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Which has nothing to do with sugar or sweets and will occur no matter what the person who is purging has consumed. Thus Bulimia and sweets IS NOT an equal comparison to Alcoholics and alcohol
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Just stop. We're swiftly going past the point where we all laugh and poke at you for our own amusement/to see your reaction and to the point where, again, you're just saying inflammatory things and grasping for the most alarming branch.
You know what Bulimics chose to binge on? You also admit to trolling and mob rule. LOL.
I'm the one laughing
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Avoiding sugar is not just a weight loss aim, that's only a small part of it.
Eating sugar (sucrose/fructose) increases visceral fat, increases blood triglycerides, makes insulin less efficient increasing the risk of diabetes and heart disease. It also changes our cholesterol transportation system (LDL) from safe pattern A to risky pattern B, again putting you at risk from heart disease. High sugar intake is also linked to pancreatic cancer, kidney disease and high blood pressure.
The only sugar (fructose) you should eat is in whole fruit and vegetables.
While I read NEJM, and NIH studies I've struggled to find ANY reference to 'safe pattern A to risky pattern B' and at 'risk from heart disease" well good luck with those thoughts. Jerry, great post, sugar EVERY day in my coffee. Peace Brother.0 -
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Which has nothing to do with sugar or sweets and will occur no matter what the person who is purging has consumed. Thus Bulimia and sweets IS NOT an equal comparison to Alcoholics and alcohol
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Just stop. We're swiftly going past the point where we all laugh and poke at you for our own amusement/to see your reaction and to the point where, again, you're just saying inflammatory things and grasping for the most alarming branch.
You know what Bulimics chose to binge on? You also admit to trolling and mob rule. LOL.
I'm the one laughing
I know for a fact that different people choose to binge on different things and that purging is not related to the type of food they consume, which is what you seem to be missing, and that for you to imply otherwise speaks to a special kind of ignorance.
Some of us finding you amusing doesn't imply mob rule, it implies that you're amusing. You keep on reaching for the stars though sweetie, keep on reaching.0 -
Pretty sure the OP is gonna die
Likely.
I like sugar on salted butter toast.
/died.
Can I haz the suger all the dead guise leave behind?0 -
Serious alcoholics will drink, then purge to allow more drinking!
Are you freaking joking me?
There are serious alcoholics non serious alcoholics?
There are high functioning alcoholics and severe alcoholics, a whole spectrum of dysfunction. I am referring to severe alcoholism when I speak of 'serious'.
Is this thread about alcoholism? I thought it was about sugar. If only there were a way to keep threads on topic?0 -
The purging of bulimics is not related to sweets or a desire for more sweets and thus is not an equal comparison to the purging of alcoholics for the sake of more alcohol.
Such inflammatory statements do nothing but make you seem like you have a shakey grasp on logical connections and make people seriously doubt everything you have to say. Grasping for the most alarming straw you can reach doesn't strengthen your argument.
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Oh, wait, so this thread is about Bulimia? Or purging? Or bingeing? Wait, what? I thought it was about SUGAR?0 -
Completely missed the point. Let's try again:Alcohol reduces the functioning of the part of the brain which normally makes decisions in adults, and causes the person to be more impulsive.
Sugar does not.
They aren't even in the same ballpark.
Impulsiveness is only one outcome of alcohol. Not every alcoholic is impulsive either. Ever eaten a bar of chocolate on impulse? Plenty of people eat sweets and instantly regret it and feel guilty. Bulimia, anyone? Serious alcoholics will drink, then purge to allow more drinking!
Sugar and alcohol damage can cause liver damage - have you heard of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease? http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23390127
Sugar and alcohol trigger our reward system making the habit difficult to break http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2235907/
The removal of one addiction can lead to sourcing replacements. Alcohol -> Sugar or Heroin -> Sugar http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1360-0443.1989.tb00566.x/abstract?deniedAccessCustomisedMessage=&userIsAuthenticated=false
Link between genetics - alcoholism and sugar craving http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02791072.2010.10400687
Alcohol disrupts the mechanisms that control decision making in adults.
Sugar does not.0 -
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Which has nothing to do with sugar or sweets and will occur no matter what the person who is purging has consumed. Thus Bulimia and sweets IS NOT an equal comparison to Alcoholics and alcohol
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Just stop. We're swiftly going past the point where we all laugh and poke at you for our own amusement/to see your reaction and to the point where, again, you're just saying inflammatory things and grasping for the most alarming branch.
You know what Bulimics chose to binge on? You also admit to trolling and mob rule. LOL.
I'm the one laughing
Being the one laughing in a thread that is not about what you are talking about pretty much means you have achieved the status trolls seek. Was that your intent?0 -
Please allow me to restate the Thread title for any confused posters in here...
"TOPIC: I like sugar"0 -
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Which has nothing to do with sugar or sweets and will occur no matter what the person who is purging has consumed. Thus Bulimia and sweets IS NOT an equal comparison to Alcoholics and alcohol
.
Just stop. We're swiftly going past the point where we all laugh and poke at you for our own amusement/to see your reaction and to the point where, again, you're just saying inflammatory things and grasping for the most alarming branch.
You know what Bulimics chose to binge on? You also admit to trolling and mob rule. LOL.
I'm the one laughing
I know for a fact that different people choose to binge on different things and that purging is not related to the type of food they consume, which is what you seem to be missing, and that for you to imply otherwise speaks to a special kind of ignorance.
Some of us finding you amusing doesn't imply mob rule, it implies that you're amusing. You keep on reaching for the stars though sweetie, keep on reaching.
Also the fact that I find her red herrings more annoying than amusing negates the mob rule mentality as well. You may laugh at her achrya but she's chapping my butt right now with all these emotionally loaded red herring terms. :grumble:0 -
I don't know what happened either! We were talking about yummy sugar and how you can make it fit into a healthy and successful weightloss plan.... And then all this discussion about stuff that has nothing to do with sugar began . *bangs on wall* *let me outta this thread* *unsubscribe!* *unsubscribe!* :sad:
The purging of bulimics is not related to sweets or a desire for more sweets and thus is not an equal comparison to the purging of alcoholics for the sake of more alcohol.
Such inflammatory statements do nothing but make you seem like you have a shakey grasp on logical connections and make people seriously doubt everything you have to say. Grasping for the most alarming straw you can reach doesn't strengthen your argument.
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Oh, wait, so this thread is about Bulimia? Or purging? Or bingeing? Wait, what? I thought it was about SUGAR?0 -
i disagree. i run a pub , small children high on sugar are 10 times worse to police, than adults who have drunk too much! but only just!Alcohol reduces the functioning of the part of the brain which normally makes decisions in adults, and causes the person to be more impulsive.
Sugar does not.
They aren't even in the same ballpark.
Only just 10 times worse.
Wut
Wait, what? Did a pub owner imply they have witnessed police go after children on sugar highs? Do you even...reality?0 -
While I read NEJM, and NIH studies I've struggled to find ANY reference to 'safe pattern A to risky pattern B' and at 'risk from heart disease" well good luck with those thoughts. Jerry, great post, sugar EVERY day in my coffee. Peace Brother.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/4467470 -
Please allow me to restate the Thread title for any confused posters in here...
"TOPIC: I like sugar"
Right you are. I, myself, love sugar. Specifically baked goods. Let me take you on a journey through the baking I've done since being on MFP.
Chocolate chip Muffins!
Brownie whoopie pies with cream cheese frosting
Triple Chip Cookie Bars
Cherry Pie
Apple crumble
Blueberry crumble
Pumpkin cookies with cream cheese drizzle
Real sugar, all the time!0 -
I don't know what happened either! We were talking about yummy sugar and how you can make it fit into a healthy and successful weightloss plan.... And then all this discussion about stuff that has nothing to do with sugar began . *bangs on wall* *let me outta this thread* *unsubscribe!* *unsubscribe!* :sad:
The purging of bulimics is not related to sweets or a desire for more sweets and thus is not an equal comparison to the purging of alcoholics for the sake of more alcohol.
Such inflammatory statements do nothing but make you seem like you have a shakey grasp on logical connections and make people seriously doubt everything you have to say. Grasping for the most alarming straw you can reach doesn't strengthen your argument.
Er, yes it is comparable! Bulimics will purge to maintain future binging, alcoholics may purge to maintain future drinking. There is even a link between alcoholism, binge drinking and eating disorders. If you wish to argue and disparage my points at least find some basis for your argument. A simple google search shows plenty of evidence to link these: http://www.uncommonforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70975
Oh, wait, so this thread is about Bulimia? Or purging? Or bingeing? Wait, what? I thought it was about SUGAR?
:laugh: that's how I'm feeling right now...maybe we need pics to get this thing back on track. I for one allow myself 100 calories for a snack. If all my other meals are serving to meet my protein and other macros this fits the bill. It's almost pure sugar so avert your eyes if you can't take it.
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no pun intended. much.0 -
Twinkies are my favorite.
I had to interrupt my reading of this thread to post this.....
What could a Twinkie possibly have over a Ding Dong? I mean, really?
this....
or this ?
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i disagree. i run a pub , small children high on sugar are 10 times worse to police, than adults who have drunk too much! but only just!Alcohol reduces the functioning of the part of the brain which normally makes decisions in adults, and causes the person to be more impulsive.
Sugar does not.
They aren't even in the same ballpark.
WWWhhhaaaaattttt?
I am pretty sure that is one of the craziest things I have read here yet. And I've read a lot of crazy a stuff here.0 -
Twinkies are my favorite.
I had to interrupt my reading of this thread to post this.....
What could a Twinkie possibly have over a Ding Dong? I mean, really?
this....
Oh, sloth, only this! Chocolate rules!0
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