This hit my inbox a few days ago and I figured I'd share. It's a 9 part lecture from a professor at UCSF about the dangers of Sugar (Fructose in particular..the first couple are slow but they're the sum of a good whole) in your diet. I'll be the first to admit that I know very little about the human body and our metabolism but he seems to make a compelling argument against sugar. I've only watched it once and will take time to watch it again and take more notes but it gets good around video 5 where he discusses what your liver does to Fructose in particular. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjxyjcvW7RE&feature=related"]YouTube- The Hazards of Sugar (Part 1 of 9)[/ame] Enjoy and feel free to blow it up...I won't argue (hell I can't). Edit: I had looked for the health forum but didn't notice that it was a sub forum of the lounge (didn't it used to be it's own stand alone forum?) If mod could move it, that's cool.
Very useful law. Dosage is the important issue for toxins, not whether or not it has the potential to be a toxin. Otherwise you'd panic about everything.
That's less the point though. From what took from this while typical sugar has no redeeming value it can be burned off by the body, where as HFCS is strickly metabolized as fat by the liver because the rest of the body doesn't know how to use it.
