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Great lecture on sugar

Posts: 102
edited December 2024 in Food and Nutrition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM&ob=av3e

Wow.... I know it's old and famous, but I had to share it for those who haven't seen it... SO much information.

Thoughts?

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  • Posts: 77 Member
    Hrm, I don't have enough time for a 90 min video tonight. So I'm bumping it for now
  • Posts: 497 Member
    ILL BUMP IT TO.
  • Posts: 1,719 Member
    Bump
  • Posts: 4,952 Member
    bump
  • Posts: 497 Member
    i just watched this, i couldnt believe what he was saying . thanks for sharing.
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  • Posts: 77 Member
    I just watched the video, first time I've heard/seen anything about the whole "sugar is a poison" debate. I've never studied biochemistry but I think I fully understood the message. I work in a grocery store here in Washington state and I would agree that its already overweight kids that buy gatorade when they play a pickup game of basketball. The customers that are runners ("streakers" they call themselves) buy pretty much milk, coffee, fruits/veggies and bottled water. I also have noticed that the lower-income people who use WIC tend to be overweight and so are their kids. BUT, when I see the other foods they buy, I figured it was a lifestyle factor because they use their foodstamp card to buy junk foods during the same trip. I never looked at infant formula before and if it does have that much sugar in it, that has got to be changed. I already knew that most all apple juice is loaded with sugar and thought even before I watched this video that it should be dropped from the WIC program.
    My two cents
  • Posts: 1,719 Member
    I just watched this too and a lot of great information. Especially important for everyone trying to be so strict with counting calories that they don't even factor in the type of foods they eat.
  • Posts: 12,142 Member
    Haven't clicked the link but is it LOLstig?
  • Posts: 368 Member
    Haven't clicked the link but is it LOLstig?

    yup.... that is my only comment on the subject :)
  • Posts: 2,412 Member
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM&ob=av3e

    Wow.... I know it's old and famous, but I had to share it for those who haven't seen it... SO much information.

    Thoughts?

    Yup, it's a classic, I actually started my nutritional journey with the shorter version here:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdMjKEncojQ

    The whole "Underground Wellness" channel is well worth a watch, especially the stuff on grains.

    I accidentally stumbled on it and have since read a pile of books and studies on how we metabolise our food/drink.

    This series is also good (and current):

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0zD1gj0pXk

    John Yudkin's Pure White And Deadly book is a classic on the subject but pretty hard to find.
  • Posts: 2,412 Member
    Haven't clicked the link but is it LOLstig?

    Big effort to click on a link is it?

    Might burn a few calories for ya ;)
  • Posts: 102

    Yup, it's a classic, I actually started my nutritional journey with the shorter version here:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdMjKEncojQ

    The whole "Underground Wellness" channel is well worth a watch, especially the stuff on grains.

    I accidentally stumbled on it and have since read a pile of books and studies on how we metabolise our food/drink.

    This series is also good (and current):

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0zD1gj0pXk

    John Yudkin's Pure White And Deadly book is a classic on the subject but pretty hard to find.

    Thanks for the info. I've personally cut grains from my diet mostly, not overly missing them, especially how hungry they make you feel *after* you've eaten them lol
  • Posts: 317
    yeah, famous, but you should look around at the various critiques of his work. Here is one:

    http://www.alanaragonblog.com/2010/01/29/the-bitter-truth-about-fructose-alarmism/

    Fact is, he has some good points but as per usual the truth is probably somewhere in the middle.
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