QYFW
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Okay, this will come off meaner than I want, but I'm at the coffee shop, and the table next to me... Two diabetics are meeting with an Australian man who is some kind of naturopath. (He didn't order anything, which always Pishes me off. You can't just sit here.) He's talking about glucose and "pancreatic fatigue" and he's spouting all sorts of made-up sounding bullship, about how pharmaceutical companies want you on drugs, so they've rigged the eating system to keep people diabetic... And I'm sitting here... The two diabetics, a man and a woman, are both huge. Like, 300+. I am mindful of @Songbird and his progress from diabetic to non-diabetic or at least less diabetic through weight loss and exercise. These two don't have tired pancreases. They're too heavy. They must eat like absolute ship to be the size that they are. They should eat less ship. But instead they're paying some guy to fill them with hokum and blame for a system when they need to eat better and exercise more.
Thank Christ for headphones and Sufjan Stevens.
Lack of self-control aside, it's fairly well known at this point that the sugar industry has long been nefarious in its attempts to mislead the public. It has been astoundingly effective until recently when many health professionals have started to discover that the accepted wisdom regarding what is healthy is manufactured PR nonsense.
How the Sugar Industry Shifted Blame to Fat
Plenty of links regarding this can be found.
Can someone pash this along? I wouldn't want type to go through life not understanding something important.