"Chilli Con Cricket"
Goyslop - Colors, Additives, Radiation, Sugar and Other Perils
- Thread starter Cynllo
- Start date
"Chilli Con Cricket"
I dunno. I'm pretty sure "rodajas de sandwich" is Spanish for "cheese."
You deserve a treat good goy.
It's not, no. "Rodajas" just means "slices". Cheese slices would be "rodajas de queso". The Spanish text there says exactly the same thing as the English text.
Last edited:
We all know seed oils are contributing massively to obesity.
But the other important point about the above graph is how they are defining sugar. For example is high fructose corn syrup classified as sugar? Is Agave syrup classified as sugar? etc.
In a recent podcast I listened to a Croatian lady doctor said something that immediately struck a chord. She said that in communist times people ate a very high carbohydrate diet (pierogis, pasta, bread, etc.) but almost all people were slim, especially youths. That was pretty true of the English too ( just go look at 70s soccer matches on YT and see for yourself) .
Her theory is that modern agricultural practices (the use of glyphosate, GMOs, etc) have somehow radically changed our microbiome and, consequently, our metabolic processing of carbohydrates.
Her theory is that modern agricultural practices (the use of glyphosate, GMOs, etc) have somehow radically changed our microbiome and, consequently, our metabolic processing of carbohydrates.
Why not just use coconut oil? Why mix it with those other horrible oils?
And if they're trying to cut costs, you wonder why they'd include coconut oil in the first place.
That's a good question. We would also need to look at the trends for prevalence of seed oils, GMOs, pesticides and other chemicals in the food to determine what is contributing most to the obesity. I would venture to guess it's not the sugar. In the EU they also have greatly increased their sugar intake since the 80s, but they don't put as much of the other garbage in the food and people are much thinner than in the US. Living in Europe, I would eat sweets all the time but they didn't bloat me as much as the junk food here does, and I didn't get fat there but I certainly did in the US.
Women who don't breastfeed are doing a huge disservice to their kids. The only reason to use formula is if the mother dies or has some serious health issue. And even then I'm not convinced it's better than goat milk.
‘Cotton candy burritos’ are America’s latest deliciously horrifying stadium food
‘Cotton candy burritos’ are America’s latest deliciously horrifying stadium food
Hyped-up Arizona Cardinals fans are liable to sugar-rush the field after downing this sweet stadium snack.
nypost.com
Edit.
My biggest concern is what if there are things inside this food thats not even mentioned on the label? What if the packaging itself if leaching poison onto the food?
Ye
Yes I have noticed that some "organic" foods in certain stores they look so perfect yet when we grow them at home it doesnt look like that and it spoils fast, I heard they can also remove the oxygen for the packaging and replace it with nitrogen to increase shelf life, not sure how healthy it is.
So now you're not only spending hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars to watch black guys throw a ball around, while being lectured that white people are racists. But you get diabetes too.‘Cotton candy burritos’ are America’s latest deliciously horrifying stadium food
‘Cotton candy burritos’ are America’s latest deliciously horrifying stadium food
Hyped-up Arizona Cardinals fans are liable to sugar-rush the field after downing this sweet stadium snack.
El Dorado
Other Christian
Indeed, as a former PADI Divemaster, I'm well aware that nitrogen is a non-metabolic gas; at sea level (1 atmosphere) the human body doesn't absorb it, only under positive pressure (underwater).
This parody has over 2 million views on Instagram. And he is committed to his craft.
The soy face + zoom
This is his banner on X
Parodies that balance on the fine edge of near-believability are great at triggering outraged and confused comments.
The soy face + zoom
This is his banner on X
Parodies that balance on the fine edge of near-believability are great at triggering outraged and confused comments.
US government report says fluoride at twice the recommended limit is linked to lower IQ in kids
A U.S. government report concludes that fluoride in drinking water at twice the recommended limit is linked with lower IQ in children.
apnews.com
NEW YORK (AP) — A U.S. government report expected to stir debate concluded that fluoride in drinking water at twice the recommended limit is linked with lower IQ in children.
The report, based on an analysis of previously published research, marks the first time a federal agency has determined — “with moderate confidence” — that there is a link between higher levels of fluoride exposure and lower IQ in kids. While the report was not designed to evaluate the health effects of fluoride in drinking water alone, it is a striking acknowledgment of a potential neurological risk from high levels of fluoride.
Fluoride strengthens teeth and reduces cavities by replacing minerals lost during normal wear and tear, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The addition of low levels of fluoride to drinking water has long been considered one of the greatest public health achievements of the last century.
“I think this (report) is crucial in our understanding” of this risk, said Ashley Malin, a University of Florida researcher who has studied the affect of higher fluoride levels in pregnant women on their children. She called it the most rigorously conducted report of its kind.
The long-awaited report released Wednesday comes from the National Toxicology Program, part of the Department of Health and Human Services. It summarizes a review of studies, conducted in Canada, China, India, Iran, Pakistan, and Mexico, that concludes that drinking water containing more than 1.5 milligrams of fluoride per liter is consistently associated with lower IQs in kids.
The report did not try to quantify exactly how many IQ points might be lost at different levels of fluoride exposure. But some of the studies reviewed in the report suggested IQ was 2 to 5 points lower in children who’d had higher exposures.
The report:
Fluoride Exposure: Neurodevelopment and Cognition
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
So the US government decided to do a summary review of other reports, and came to the same conclusion as Jack Ripper did 60 years ago: