Is Sugar Toxic?
 

I watched this on 60 minutes on Sunday, pretty damn interesting.
Thought I'd share it with you guys......

http://youtu.be/B56Gpf1f5_A

I just had some and feel excellent so I would say yes.

I cut down on sugar... hard. I lost 80 pounds and I feel better. Sugar is a poison, pass it on!

don't listen to the propaganda.

http://kitchenpt.com/2008/01/12/sugar-is-good-for-you/

ROFL @ the comments

breathing polluted air is

People been eating sugar for hundreds of years and Longevity of life has increased ...

natural sugar is okay...
problem is with those synthetic ones...

Interesting......

http://deancapture.com/pics/sugar.jpeg

Life kills ...

Of course sugar is not toxic. The sole problem with sugar is the quantities that people are eating.


:2 cents:

Everything in moderation as they say

Not like they do today, and the associated diseases are rising --as you'd expect.

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The last thing I'm gonna put in my body, is something that just screams....

Look! I'm GGGGGGGAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!

4 white deaths (food) , google about it

Glad to see more people aware of this now, I didn't think GFY was ready for it, but well done DeanCapture for posting!

its' no more toxic than eating pasta with every meal.. excess is a lot more toxic than the things we eat.

there's a difference between natural and refined.

Everything is bad for you one way or another. That's life though.

I laughed when i read a while ago that sitting down was really bad for you. So now we can't stand, sit, breath, eat. Is there anything else left ?

:1orglaugh true true!!!

Quality over quantity.

I trust the natural sweetness of unpasteurized honey or molasses than I do the synthetic/refined/corn/fructose additive sugars that are pumped into just about every manufactured food and drink out there today. Most of us are inundated with sugar nowadays, and ingesting sugar in that kind of quantity is very much toxic.

Buy more natural foods and less prepackaged processed "convenient" things, less sodas and phony juice products and more UNsweetened natural juices and that right there reduces most people's sugar consumption by more than half, in some cases more than 3/4's.

Haven't watched...

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