Reefer madness 2.0--> Sugar madness.

[med_breeder]

I barely watch the news.

Usually if I'm reading, cooking, or cleaning, i'll

put on a 24 hour network and go about my business.

It's just background noise.


But the last few days, on all the 24 hour networks

sugar has been portrayed as...

Some kind of toxic substance.

Call me paranoid, but it is starting to feel like 1937 all over again.


Let me cut to the chase.

My gut tells me that the

Aspartame crowd is setting the ground work to out law sugar.


Yes it sounds crazy,

but I'm sure pre-1937 it would have sounded crazy that a plant would be illegal one day.

Hope I'm wrong,
but crazier things had and are happening.


peace.

 

[Kush_Master]

well too much sugar IS bad for you. and this stuff is in way too many food nowadays. add to that all the sodas, sweets and all that crap and you got aproblem. diabetes, obesity and so on...

 

[rambone]

well too much sugar IS bad for you. and this stuff is in way too many food nowadays. add to that all the sodas, sweets and all that crap and you got aproblem. diabetes, obesity and so on...

Still we can't baby everyone and try to control what they eat. What we need to be doing is educating people, especially the youth, about the harms of consuming too much sugar and if they still choose to make the same dietary choices that's up to them.

 

[TrichyTrichy]

Sugar is one big scam.
Even English muffins have corn syrup. There is something wrong with how much it's included in many foods.

 

[Princess Vahall]

It is merely the next step in the socialized goverment "they" are working on. I think the threats of additional taxation on sugary products or whatever is ridiculous.

Sugar is bad, but people need to be smart enough to know what they are eating. If they don't it basically comes down to survival of the fittest.

Aspartame is a bunch of chemicals and Splenda has almost the identical chemical composition of rat poison used in Australia. It can also cause seizures, coma and all sorts of other bad stuff.

I keep the amount of sugar I consume to a minimum, however I indulge in my fair share of sweet stuff I never drink pop and I use stevia in most beverages in place of sugar.

 

[Iron_Lion]

Sugar is the least of our worries, our food supply is poisoned. MSG and all of its code names, high fructose corn syrup, aspartame, trans fats, hydrolyzed this and that and all of the lovely dyes they use to color everything from cough medicine to fruity pebbles, then wash it down with a tall glass of fluoridated tap water. Yum yum! toxic death.

Now you want to get a little more in depth look at mass agriculture, pesticides, chemical fertilizers and GMO crops, BPA in your tin cans and plastic bottles. You are being poisoned from so many directions it doesn't even matter.

Dont ever wonder why our society is rife with disease. Prevention is the cure

 

[Snoopster]

Sugar is one big scam.
Even English muffins have corn syrup. There is something wrong with how much it's included in many foods.

You would probably hate bread without sugar.

Bread is not that great for you anyway.

 

[Hydro-Soil]

You would probably hate bread without sugar.

Bread is not that great for you anyway.

Bread is only good for a few blood types, namely A and AB, though not AB as much.... and bread made with honey is far superior to sugar. Just hella expensive.

B blood type? Avoid whole wheat.. big time.

Stay Safe!

 

[mrcreosote]

Chem-trails?

Coca-Cola.

Makes you sterile.

The Reptoid overlords need less of us to rule.

All part of the New World Order I run out of my garage.
I do admit that Henry Kissinger and George Soros look funny sitting in lawn chairs and drinking beer from bottles.

(W is a pain in the ass...always wants that crappy Lone Star beer.)

 

[Weird]

emerging diabetes rates and the burden it puts on healthcare and government assistance costs are no fucking joke

sugar is one of the "white" poisons

 

[yesum]

No big deal for me. Too much of anything will kill you.

 

[mrcreosote]

There are much bigger fish to fry.*

*Trans-fat free