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I get that you're being sarcastic, but can you expound on why? This isn't a ban on the sale of sugary drinks, just the advertisement of such.
by jedimastert 7y ago
I get that you're being sarcastic, but can you expound on why? This isn't a ban on the sale of sugary drinks, just the advertisement of such.
- qwerty456127 7y agoI believe (given the information you can find by googling the subjects I've listed, it is scientifically-backed in reasonable degree, you will find references to scientific papers in the books too) gluten is the second if not the first cause of the obesity epidemic. TL/DR: besides being very bad for people with genuine celiac disease gluten (via zonulin) disregulates intestinal wall tight junctions in generally healthy people causing systematic inflammation, immune system problems (including weak immunity, allergies and autoimmune diseases) and metabolic syndrome (which means obesity and increased risk of diabetes as well as cardiovascular and endocrine diseases). Meanwhile, you can find gluten everywhere, not only in wheat products. Added gluten increases groceries and cosmetics shelf life. If I were the one in charge I would order more thorough research and consider ban on advertisements for both sugary and gluten-rich foods + additional taxation on these goods sales.