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I find this hilarious since the "armchair experts" are the ones posting peer-reviewed research and you, in turn, consider your "references" to be lay-websites and BB.com. LULZ.

From the primary source regarding mercury content, consuming 50g of HCFS (the US average) can lead to a maximum of 28 μg of mercury consumed. To put this in perspective, a single can of tuna contains around 87μg, over THREE TIMES as much.

Completely false. The most commonly used forms of HCFS are HCFS-55 (55% fructose / 45% glucose) and HCFS-42 (42%Fructose/58%Glucose). The "high-fructose" designation is due to it's comparison to regular corn syrup (100%glucose), NOT table sugar.…

Ya know those thinks that you cut from his text? Those are called "references". Perhaps if you had bothered to read them you would understand where he got the idea

I'll see your Aragon, and raise you a 3-part JC Deen http://jcdfitness.com/2010/09/clean-eating-is-a-scam-and-why-you-should-abandon-it/ http://jcdfitness.com/2010/09/clean-eating-false-beliefs-and-pulling-the-emotional-trigger/ http://jcdfitness.com/2010/10/clean-eating-is-dead-putting-the-nail-in-the-coffin/

Vegan propaganda, nothing more.

Stop making things up

Further proof that Jillian is a complete idiot.

Calorie counting for dummies.

Almost as stupid (but not quite).

LULZ @ your definition of "highly processed" Are you in the habit of taking bites out of live animals? Because the process of butchering is MUCH more involved than the process of grinding flour.

Green, leafy vegetables have more nitrates than hot dogs. OOOH scary. Unless you actually look at the statistics. The probability of aquiring colorectal cancer is around 5.1%. Worst case scenario, eating a hot dog EVERY SINGLE DAY will increase your odds to 6.35%. This is assuming that correlation=causation, which it…