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>>and at worst produced for the need for sugar by tens of thousands of people. I think you mean the want for sugar. Because humans don't need sugar.
by enraged_camel 9y ago
>>and at worst produced for the need for sugar by tens of thousands of people.
I think you mean the want for sugar. Because humans don't need sugar.
- erasmuse 9y agoWhat should humans have instead of sugar?
- enraged_camel 9y agoComplex carbs?
- biaachmonkie 9y agoFat, Animal fat, Plant fat. Fat and a little bit of protein. There is no dietary need for sugar or carbohydrates at all, your body is capable of making the tiny amount it needs through the process of gluconeogenesis. Research the Ketogenic diet.
- erasmuse 9y agoHumans mostly don't eat sweet stuff for calorific or nutritional purposes. Rather I think they enjoy puddings, cakes, chocolate, and so on, for psychological reasons (comfort, pleasure) as well as for cultural reasons. So my question remains. What should they substitute to maintain an even mental keel? What should should be served or otherwise laid on at social gatherings that yields equivalent cheer and can be passed down from grandmother to grandaughter?