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Healthy adults consuming some dietary sugar doesn't cause persistent high blood sugar, though. That's diabetes.

• Alex2037 10mo ago
  it's not just sugar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glycemic_index#Grouping https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glycemic_index#Grouping all simple carbs are the devil, but we can't possibly feed billions of people actually healthy food - organic vegetables, nuts, and animal products, so come drink your corn syrup.
  • loeg 10mo ago
    The sugar industry (topic of this article) can only be blamed for sugar, though -- not all high-GI foods. And you can replace "sugar" in what I said earlier with "high-GI foods" and it doesn't change a thing. Persistent high blood sugar is diabetes; it isn't dietary.
    • Alex2037 10mo ago
      >Persistent high blood sugar is diabetes; it isn't dietary. how is it not dietary if consuming most carbs spikes your blood sugar for hours, which, with three meals + snacks + starbucks slurry, means elevated blood sugar 20+ hours a day?
      • rzmmm 10mo ago
        It doesn't happen in non-diabetic people. It's different in type 2 diabetics who will see large swings in blood fat and glucose after meals.