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As interesting as the article is, it's way too early to have feelings as strong as being "practically offended" towards literature advising such a diet. It's p
by ac2u 10y ago
As interesting as the article is, it's way too early to have feelings as strong as being "practically offended" towards literature advising such a diet.
It's perhaps better to tell patients to "eat balanced and enjoy yourself with a treat from time to time like anyone else" and stamp some medical authority behind it rather than have them obsess over diet to the point where they become hooked by all the predators selling fad diet cures.
- bsmith 10y agoI'd argue that the body of research supporting the `sugar == detriment` hypothesis is mounting. This is merely another in a series of dominoes that is (potentially) falling in that direction. I'd recommend the blog (eatingacademy.com) of Dr. Peter Attia, founder of the Nutrition Science Initiative, for more.