Nothing like the truth

[direwolf23]

At first I was like:

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And then I was like:

"Heaney said his team found otherwise. They grew pancreatic cancer cells in lab dishes and fed them both glucose and fructose

Comments

[nekomonthetiger]

doesnt that video still kinda ring true though? as long as its in moderation, not over done, etc etc you'll still be fine?

[direwolf23]

The question is why would you have any when there are far healthier alternatives available? That aside though, I don't think any is particularly healthy.

[nekomonthetiger]

*nodnods* good point, good point

[tekfox]

Why wouldn't you just use real sugar in that instance?

[direwolf23]

I'm betting that you can, you just have to cook for yourself and shop at places like Whole Foods, Wild Oats, and other similar "health food" stores.

[tekfox]

It's harder but not impossible and by no means convenient. I've been trying to cut it down as low as possible, and it is a challenge.

[thesmileetiger]

You have trouble finding things made with sugar because the government PAYS farmers to grow corn driving down the price of corn based products.

Good thing I can't stomach more than 6oz of coke in a single sitting

[areitu]

It's likely because so much corn is made, so the corn industry. Find as many products as they can market, using corn, and voila! Profit! It's very likely HFCS is cheaper to use in high volumes than cane sugar when you're a ConAgra subsidiary making a million kinds of sweet snack foods.

Re: Good thing I can't stomach more than 6oz of coke in a single sitting

[tekfox]

That I agree with you for sure. That doesn't mean that we have to pay for it though. Look at the response when people started using sugar in soda. Even though you shouldn't be drinking it in the first place, its better without the HFCS,