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Yeah, and with the large amount of white rice various Asian populations eat, it's easy to explain their propensity for diabetes, cancer and obesity that doesn't
by deeviant 12y ago
Yeah, and with the large amount of white rice various Asian populations eat, it's easy to explain their propensity for diabetes, cancer and obesity that doesn't exist.
- jacobolus 12y agoYou seem to be reading more into his comment than is there? Speaking only for myself, I’m not really worried about diabetes/cancer/obesity when eating rice, but if I eat a large quantity of rice (e.g. the amount typically served to each person in a Chinese restaurant in the US) I invariably feel very tired about 40–80 minutes later, and it throws off my mood and my ability to focus for a few hours. The same thing happens for a plate of spaghetti, a large bowl of oatmeal, or too much bread or cake. I haven’t found brown rice to be much better though. If I stick to 1/3 or so of that portion, there’s not much noticeable effect. (e.g. eating a sandwich or hamburger made with 2 pieces of bread, or putting curry on a smallish amount of rice, or eating some dumplings doesn’t seem to be a problem).