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All of those are absolutely miniscule when compared to the effect of undermoving and overeating. The carb/fructose thing is scaremongering. Type 1 diabetes is
by KozmoNau7 8y ago
All of those are absolutely miniscule when compared to the effect of undermoving and overeating.
The carb/fructose thing is scaremongering. Type 1 diabetes is genetic, type 2 partially genetic, and is not caused solely by carbs/fructose. One of its factors is a generally poor-quality diet, but saturated/trans fat intake plays a larger role than sugars. And all of that is completely dwarfed by the influence of obesity on the risk of contracting type 2 diabetes.
Drinking alcohol does make your body prioritize metabolizing it first, but alcohol also slows down digestion and can make you feel fuller for longer, leading to a decreased food intake. "Beer belly" is a myth.
Eating at night or before going to be is not unhealthier than eating during the day. That has been debunked countless times.
Food addiction is a real thing, however. And unlike tobacco or alcohol, you can't go "cold turkey" (haha) on food and just stop eating. You need rules, motivation and backup.
This is the best FAQ I've found is this:
https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3483424 https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=34...
Yes, it's SA, notorious for its bad comedy forums. But the exercise and diet forum is seriously quality stuff, with hundreds of success stories of fat nerds getting in shape, and keeping it.
- trukterious 8y agoCold turkey sounds like a healthy diet :-) But seriously, the idea that saturated fat causes type II diabetes is news to me. Can you provide an explanation and/or sources? Thank you.