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The "naturally occurring sugars" part is very odd. There are only benefits to the other factors that come with eating natural fruits like getting more fibers, d
by ghosty141 3y ago
The "naturally occurring sugars" part is very odd. There are only benefits to the other factors that come with eating natural fruits like getting more fibers, digesting/processing the sugar slower and vitamines. But this has nothing to do with the fact that 10g of sugar are 10g of sugar no matter how you consume them.
I can only guess that this was the thought behind this sentence, if not I'm a bit afraid that somebody with that lack of knowledge is "WHO Director for Nutrition and Food Safety".
- jnwatson 3y agoAll sugar is not remotely the same. The biological processes of digesting glucose vs fructose are dramatically different and involve different organs.
- ConceptJunkie 3y agoMy first question about this WHO report is, "Who paid for it?" In other words, what powerful entity wants us to think aspartame is bad? And why? Until we know the answers to those questions, we cannot evaluate the significance of the statement.