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I doubt this. Anything naturally occurring and has existed for millions of years cannot be bad for us. No matter, what the "research" says. And if you do want
by kichuku 9y ago
I doubt this. Anything naturally occurring and has existed for millions of years cannot be bad for us. No matter, what the "research" says.
And if you do want to go by research, please read the works and watch videos of "Robert Lustig" (http://profiles.ucsf.edu/robert.lustig http://profiles.ucsf.edu/robert.lustig )
- antoinealb 9y agoNot sure if satire or not, but plenty of naturally occuring things which existed for millions of years are bad for human beings. Poisonous plants for are an example.
- glogla 9y ago> Anything naturally occurring and has existed for millions of years cannot be bad for us. No matter, what the "research" says. Like plutonium? The difference is, that fruit tends to contain a lot of fiber, which makes the fructose harder and slower to absorb. So fruit is okayish. However, fruit juice is just sugar water worse for you than Coke, so keep that in mind.
- ovao 9y agoSugarcane is naturally occurring. As are the beets used for producing beet sugars.
- mrleinad 9y agoThat's right. Here's some hemlock. Eat it. It's all natural and good for you.