Mason Melchizedek
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You need fruit in your diet and honey can be very good for your health. Bee pollen is great for inflammation issues. I took it all the time before I started FODMAP dieting.
Not if you're diabetic,it's poison!
You need fruit in your diet and honey can be very good for your health. Bee pollen is great for inflammation issues. I took it all the time before I started FODMAP dieting.
No, it's not. That's only high glycemic fruits.
But fruit has fiber which reduces net carbs and it has nutritional value which sugar doesn't.
Very little. And the nuts in Snickers have nutritional value but is negated by the sugar.
I don't really buy the "net carbs" thing. Carbs convert directly into sugar.
Exactly, and fresh fruit is certainly not poison. Although, in The wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan, which I'm currently re-reading for the third or fourth time, they have a saying, "as sure as peaches are poison". Lol.
Amen my brother!Net carbs is a scam abused by processed foods
Manufacturing.
Count every carb that goes into your mouth
Canned vegetables? Yuck
It's not that much extra time....if you like tasty nutritious food, why not invest a bit more "time" ?
Net carbs is a scam abused by processed foods
Manufacturing.
Count every carb that goes into your mouth
Fruit is the worse thing diabetics can eat!
Fruit is the worse thing diabetics can eat!
Hello ThatOwlWoman,
Well, that's because of too much capitalism. The goal of our food supply system is to make money, not to provide the best food.
That's why I took up organic gardening. My whole focus of gardening has changed. Now, if it doesn't produce food, I don't want it in my yard.
I'm surprised the medical profiteers don't provide more support for unhealthy foods. It makes more business for them.
But it's not needed. So much unhealthy food is sold in America, we are one of the unhealthiest populations on the planet. We don't live as long as people do in smarter nations with more socialism, more awareness of healthy habits and a better safety net.
America is generally a fat nation. One of the most obese populations and the advent of child diabetes. That's part of why our health care costs so much. It's because we get so sick.
Wrong,Sugar is sugar!
Your liver will make all the glucose your body needs!
I stay away from honey too.
It's still added sugar.
Of course, I substitute it with artificially sweetened products, so that's not great either.
But I think it's still better than sugar.
Canned vegetables? Yuck
It's not that much extra time....if you like tasty nutritious food, why not invest a bit more "time" ?
Very little. And the nuts in Snickers have nutritional value but is negated by the sugar.
I don't really buy the "net carbs" thing. Carbs convert directly into sugar.
Of course, there are carbs in practically everything. Broccoli, lettuce, everything. Some have less than others.Carbs are a necessary part of a healthy diet. There are poor choices and good choices. White breads, white potatoes, white rice, soda pop, beer, etc. -- not good choices. High-fiber carbs like raw veggies and whole grains = good choices.
Fruit is the worse thing diabetics can eat!
Of course, there are carbs in practically everything. Broccoli, lettuce, everything. Some have less than others.
I can't stand the taste of artificial sweeteners -- far too bitter. Stevia is okay, but honey is better. And like Crocodile said, better for you as well. I'm not a big sweet-tooth. Salt is my nemesis!
Artificial sweeteners have come a long way over the past few years.
Diet sodas actually taste like regular sodas.
People used to tell me that long ago but I knew it wasn't true.
Nowadays, it's actually true.
The first time I tries a Coke Zero Sugar....
...I was amazed.
Even the grocery store brand diet sodas taste like they've got real sugar in them.
We could all do much better, for sure. I've grown our veggies and stuff for years, but not enough to be self-sufficient. Frozen veggies are awesome, mostly... well, peas and corn and beans. Other stuff, not so much.
Food nutritional labels can be scary. I wonder how many ppl actually look at them?
What do you grow?