Anti-sugar documentary

[barbwirehouse]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71j8TPwkTQE
http://fedupmovie.com/#/page/home
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fed_Up_%28film%29

 

[nikotrope]

The solution: low carb raw vegan diet!

 

[Aspekt]

Thought the thread was going to about this http://www.thatsugarfilm.com/synopsis/

 

[mujuro]

Aaaand of course no one is to blame but the greedy corporations who peddle the "white death".

On another note, I'm yet to experience this cocaine-like sugar rush that sucrose supposedly ushers. Then again I've never been a sweet tooth.

 

[SaltGirl]

Only time I experience sweet tooth is when I haven't eaten in a while, like when I wake up. My guess is that instead of addiction it's more that my body craving calories.

Let's not forget the fact that scientists are realizing that addiction doesn't exist in the classical sense and this type of documentary crumbles.

 

[Amazoniac]

Only time I experience sweet tooth is when I haven't eaten in a while, like when I wake up. My guess is that instead of addiction it's more that my body craving calories.

It makes sense..

 

[Aspekt]

Only time I experience sweet tooth is when I haven't eaten in a while, like when I wake up. My guess is that instead of addiction it's more that my body craving calories.

It makes sense..

Anytime cortisol is high, basically. Morning and evening being the worst times.

 

[schultz]

Addicted to sugar, that's funny stuff.

Breaking news! Scientists have discovered humans are addicted to food!

 

[SaltGirl]

There is also the tendency to call everything addiction because of what sites it lights up in the brain. What they rarely mention is that water can light up those same areas, which probably means we are addicted to water and should stop immediately all consumption of it.

Maybe make a documentary about it and call it H20: The Bitter Truth