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> Well no, most adult bodies are pretty good at dealing with most of those. I mean, they aren't, that's why people get addicted to sugar and overeat ridiculous
by rjh29 4y ago
> Well no, most adult bodies are pretty good at dealing with most of those.
I mean, they aren't, that's why people get addicted to sugar and overeat ridiculously. Maybe the body can handle it but the brain can't, right?
UK portion sizes are nothing like the US and our obesity rate still sucks. People are going to keep drinking sugary drinks and eating chocolate and chips and cookies, getting drunk every weekend and ordering a kebab at 3am.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> Maybe the body can handle it but the brain can't, right? The brain is part of the body.
- spandrew 4y agoThe study is saying carbs or bread have an adverse influence on health. But that's false. It's creating anxiety about a loaf of bread that is patently idiotic. Eat a reasonable amount of bread and your body is fine. The human body is really great at adapting dietarily in most healthy humans. Weight is only one dimension of health.
- rjh29 4y agoThe whole point is that carbs are addictive and most people demonstrably cannot eat a reasonable amount of carbs and just stop, similar to any other addiction.