Are You Drinking Yourself Fat?

A little ad that’s started playing on our local television channels. It may be old news a lot of us health conscience individuals, but you would be surprised how many people do not know the risks associated with sugary beverages.

What do you think?

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At Desk Jamie Nischan HFS, CES

Old School Pepsi

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For a few months starting March 20th it looks like Pepsi will be going back to beverages sweetened with pure cane sugar as opposed to the HFCS they use now.  

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So what could this mean?

This seems a lot like Pepsis way of admitting that HFCS may not be the best ingredient for their products no?

If this campaign does really well then what?  Will Pepsi revert back to natural sweeteners permanently?

With more and more companies starting to use a minimalist approach to ingrediants like Pepsi and the new Haagan Dazs 5, this might be exactly what our culture needs.  People are finally becoming more informed about the products they eat and starting to make smarter decisions.  I for one hope this trend continues.

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High Fructose Corn Syrup: More bad news

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If you were looking for another reason to avoid High Fructose Corn Syrup here it is.  Mercury!

Researchers Find Traces of Mercury in High Fructose Corn Syrup

 

researchers say they have detected traces of the silvery metal in samples of high-fructose corn syrup, a widely used sweetener that has replaced sugar in many processed foods.

 

 

The HFCS story is just getting worse and worse.  Stay away.

 

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Pro High Fructose Corn Syrup Commercials?

You’re Kidding Me Right?!


You can’t get much more insulting to the intelligence of American people then to assume that they are incapable of doing one simple search on google for the dangers and complications associated with consuming HFCS.

Seriously, who are these commercials aimed at?

And does anyone else find it ironic that they mention sugar is safe as long as it is in moderation?  Pretty funny coming from a product called “high” fructose corn syrup.

Do a google search and see what happens.  Combine High Fructose Corn Syrup with any of these words and report back to me on what you get.

Diabetes
High Cholesterol
Obesity
Crohn’s
Colitis
IBS
Inflammation

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