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'Stop all sugar'

I'm actually surprised there were some actual good replies in the comments.
 
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here's mine:

 
Not sure if this comment is trolling.

I switched from the "white stuff" to the "brown stuff" years ago and I'm bloody lovin' it. Raw sugar's clearly the way to go!
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I heard placenta tastes like pork tripe smeared with fermented tofu paste. What a supreme delicacy!

I bet Sarah Wilson uses it as lube though.
 
Has anyone read the article??

I am guessing by the comments here probably not.

All she is saying eat sugar in moderation and reduce intake of overly processed food with a lot of added sugar, with whole unprocessed stuff that has not had any additional sugars added, ie enjoy stuff in moderation.

Not sure how that attracts the comments made here??

Isn't that what most people here do anyway?? Isn't that what most overweight people fail to do??

Regardless of her 'qualifications' or possible lack there of, the approach seems common sense and probably something most people should adhere to anyway.
 
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Yeah read it. Sugar isn't addictive and it isn't a poison and isn't the reason why we have so many fat people.
 
Bazza20 said:
Yeah read it. Sugar isn't addictive and it isn't a poison and isn't the reason why we have so many fat people.
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So an article advising the general public who have little understanding about nutrition to avoid filling up on empty calories and eat stuff like proteins and fats, which filling and of more use to the human body is bad advice???

Pretty sure sugar and the over consumption of it has contributed to a lot of fat people being fat, drinking a couple of litres of coke/energy drinks and filling up on Mars bars and bags of lollies and snakes has never caused anyone to put on weight.
 
Big Mick said:
How is saying to reduce the intake of excess processed white sugar from excessive to a moderate intake going from one extreme to the other??
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What I'm saying, my dear dumb bag of hair, is as a society, we jump off one bandwagon onto another, we acknowledge sugar is not too good for us, so we go stupid and go to the extreme, wanting quick results.

like you and your crusade with supplements, you went from one extreme to the next, I remember challenging you about your use, and received the same typical reaction.

you're a funny fellow Micky
 

It's a vicious cycle, and not that simple hair boy.

A lot of these people are sedentary, the clear instruction should be "get up and move"

The best way to do it is by weight training, but as usual even this amazingly simple activity is made complicated by idiots.
 

So you think giving the public who are uneducated in regards to diet even more incorrect diet advise is the way to go? Interesting.
 
I think the problem is that it's giving the correct advice, but for the wrong reasons.

Even though the general public may not understand how sugar effects health, I guess the ends justify the means if they are consuming less.
 
Bazza20 said:
So you think giving the public who are uneducated in regards to diet even more incorrect diet advise is the way to go? Interesting.
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Please explain how not consuming excess sugar (there for most likely excess calories) and having it in moderation is bad advise???

Isn't this exactly what you always preach, have what ever you like but do so in moderation, so here is an article that agrees with what you have been preaching here for years and now all of a sudden you say it's bad diet advice FML
 
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