Interesting info, CORN, Should we eat it?????
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don't eat corn in a Snickers bar...0
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I highly, highly, highly recommend reading some of Mat Lalonde's research. He is an organic chemist and is really researching grains in the human diet.
I'll take the science of the massive longitudinal studies showing that grains are not only safe, but, beneficial (cited above), over an organic chemist. But you are right, to each their own!0 -
If grains are bad, then why do people who eat them benefit?
Fiber from Whole Grains, but not Refined Grains, Is Inversely Associated with All-Cause Mortality in Older Women
http://www.healthmegamall.com/Articles/BabeskinArticle269.pdf
Whole Grain, Bran Intake Associated With Lower Risk of Death in Diabetic Women
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/05/100510161246.htm
Whole-grain intake is inversely associated with the metabolic syndrome and mortality in older adults
http://www.ajcn.org/content/83/1/124.abstract
Thanks, I'll keep eating my corn. (and rice, and whole wheat, and barley, and oats.)
Epidemiological studies like the ones above cannot prove anything, i'm not in the grains are evil camp, but I also don't think they are as wonderful as some whole grain advocates would lead you to beleive0 -
I only eat things that are alive.
I'm sorry, but what do you eat then?
Corn mostly.0 -
There has been insufficient time and evolutionary pressure for complete adaptation to seed consumption to arise in Home sapients. As a result, individuals that tolerate grains and legumes should be considered the minority, not the majority.
Tell that to Asia0 -
I never eat anything that comes out looking the same way it went in
Soooo no chocolate cake for you? :laugh:
hahaha Especially if they have candles on it. Its weird being able to pull out a lit candle out your bum0 -
I never eat anything that comes out looking the same way it went in
Soooo no chocolate cake for you? :laugh:
Oh god. I thought the first comment was bad but your response was worse. :laugh:
Oh yes, and this post is ridic.0 -
Corn is in everything and subsidized by the US Government. It's hard to eat it in moderation but it's worth trying to eat it in moderation.0
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• Corn contains lots of fast digesting starches and sugar, which raises insulin levels, causes you to be hungrier and causes your body to store calories as fat.
Do yourself a favor, and try at least 2 weeks with no grain products at all. I guarantee you will see some drastic improvements in your weight, energy, and general outlook! This is easier than you may think... For example, instead of having pasta with sauce and meat for dinner, a better alternative would be to have just grass-fed meat, tomato sauce, and veggies, topped with a little parmesan cheese. It’s delicious and no grains!
So don't eat corn because it spikes your insulin and makes you fat, but eat meat which spikes your insulin and makes you fat? Of course the mere spiking of insulin doesn't make you fat
I just wanna nuzzle you right now.0 -
How the fvck are you supposed to eat BBQ?0
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CORN: You never really own it.... you just borrow it.0
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There has been insufficient time and evolutionary pressure for complete adaptation to seed consumption to arise in Home sapients. As a result, individuals that tolerate grains and legumes should be considered the minority, not the majority.
Tell that to Asia
I'll pull up some studies that explain the portion of their diet this makes up, as well as the fact that all grains are not created equal. The way they cook their rice also has a differing effect than the foods we eat. (I'll have to check to get all technical. I don't have a biology background and always have to look stuff up.)
Please listen to his lecture. Lalonde is great, and he is not one to overstate his case.0 -
Well you have to start somwhere, and I may not have been on this forum for very long but I have been studying a lot of different things because its interesting and everybody is different. I have found some great things that have helped me with my weightloss so I like to share it. Sorry if my sharing offended you.0
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I guess we should just avoid all foods and die of starvation then. Really, until the magic food pill that gives you all your nutrients without actually eating any real food comes out...oh wait...people think it did.
Never mind0 -
My Type I diabetic husband can not eat a lot of corn, he has to stick to strict portion sizes with all starches, including corn, or he sees spikes in blood sugar. We use it as a starch component, not a vegetable. So if we have corn as part of a meal, it replaces another carb.0
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You should watch "Food, Inc.", that will certainly make you think twice about eating corn, or eating anything that is force fed corn, aka: cows, chicken, pigs, and even some fish. Monsanto has a monopolistic grip on the farming industry and treat their farmers like crap and other farmers who want nothing to do with them like crap as well. After seeing this movie I steer clear of anything that is GMO'd. You found some awesome information and you will find this movie eye opening.0
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There has been insufficient time and evolutionary pressure for complete adaptation to seed consumption to arise in Home sapients. As a result, individuals that tolerate grains and legumes should be considered the minority, not the majority.
Tell that to Asia
I'll pull up some studies that explain the portion of their diet this makes up, as well as the fact that all grains are not created equal. The way they cook their rice also has a differing effect than the foods we eat. (I'll have to check to get all technical. I don't have a biology background and always have to look stuff up.)
Please listen to his lecture. Lalonde is great, and he is not one to overstate his case.
http://rawfoodsos.com/2010/08/03/the-china-study-a-formal-analysis-and-response/
http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Campbell-Masterjohn.html
I'm still looking for the one that explains the difference in the cooking methods of rice, which kills off... something (darn my non science background). Actually - it MIGHT be in Lalonde's lecture.0 -
CORN: You never really own it.... you just borrow it.
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There has been insufficient time and evolutionary pressure for complete adaptation to seed consumption to arise in Home sapients. As a result, individuals that tolerate grains and legumes should be considered the minority, not the majority.
Tell that to Asia
I'll pull up some studies that explain the portion of their diet this makes up, as well as the fact that all grains are not created equal. The way they cook their rice also has a differing effect than the foods we eat. (I'll have to check to get all technical. I don't have a biology background and always have to look stuff up.)
Please listen to his lecture. Lalonde is great, and he is not one to overstate his case.
http://rawfoodsos.com/2010/08/03/the-china-study-a-formal-analysis-and-response/
http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Campbell-Masterjohn.html
I'm still looking for the one that explains the difference in the cooking methods of rice, which kills off... something (darn my non science background). Actually - it MIGHT be in Lalonde's lecture.
If you want some help, they eat mostly white rice, not brown and white rice has lower phytate content. But if lower phytate content made grains more tolerable then there shouldn't be an issue with people eating refined grains0 -
WTF is wrong with corn?
The real question is WTF is wong with those who believe this nonsense.0 -
CORN: You never really own it.... you just borrow it.
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Thank you for sharing!
I am troubled by the number of people here who bash others who are sharing information they have found. The purpose of these boards is to support and motivate. Not bash. If you disagree, use some class and do so in a civil manner.0 -
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Thank you for sharing!
I am troubled by the number of people here who bash others who are sharing information they have found. The purpose of these boards is to support and motivate. Not bash. If you disagree, use some class and do so in a civil manner.
Or maybe the purpose of the boards is inform, not fill people's heads with nonsense.0 -
I never eat anything that comes out looking the same way it went in
Soooo no chocolate cake for you? :laugh:
hahaha Especially if they have candles on it. Its weird being able to pull out a lit candle out your bum
oh hahaaaa the imagery of candles outta your bum makes me giggle so much0 -
Thank you for sharing!
I am troubled by the number of people here who bash others who are sharing information they have found. The purpose of these boards is to support and motivate. Not bash. If you disagree, use some class and do so in a civil manner.
Or maybe the purpose of the boards is inform, not fill people's heads with nonsense.
And you are the expert??????0 -
I never eat anything that comes out looking the same way it went in
Soooo no chocolate cake for you? :laugh:
hahaha Especially if they have candles on it. Its weird being able to pull out a lit candle out your bum
oh hahaaaa the imagery of candles outta your bum makes me giggle so much
It burns0 -
How the fvck are you supposed to eat BBQ?
Heck, I just ate corn for lunch...and now remember I'm having BBQ for dinner, smoked turkey to be exact, and I always eat corn with it...so looks like corn for two meals for me today!0 -
Thank you for sharing!
I am troubled by the number of people here who bash others who are sharing information they have found. The purpose of these boards is to support and motivate. Not bash. If you disagree, use some class and do so in a civil manner.
Or maybe the purpose of the boards is inform, not fill people's heads with nonsense.
And you are the expert??????
I do know garbage when I see it0
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