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The article cites evidence showing that this is simply not true.

• readonthegoapp 5y ago
  bold statement. i wonder why you're so completely convinced? is it that the author is The Smahtest Guy To Evah Live? or....i mean, s/he has a long list of Nobel Prizes in Physiology? or maybe just some long history of unbelievably incredibly insightful comments/writing/literature/research on this or any other topic? i figure i've read and listened to at least dozens but probably hundreds of articles, books, youtubes, etc. over the past few years, and i'm not convinced i have the answer, but one blog post citing one tribe and you're all in? seems strange to me. i suspect a plurality of folks would say that there are multiple contributing factors to obesity, something like: - sugar (in particular, highly processed sugar in all its forms/delivery mechanisms), - highly processed foods generally (don't send 'full' signals to the brain, lack of fiber, etc.), - modern lifestyle/quick eating/lack of exercise, cheap sugary/processed/fatty foods, etc. ...but to rule out sugar....bold.
  • brazzy 5y ago
    Read. The. Fucking. Article. Then argue against the factual evidence it cites, not against some silly strawman.