I don't know if this man's views on sugar are accurate, but things like:
>''Reviews of the body of scientific evidence by expert committees have concluded that consuming sugar as part of a balanced diet does not induce lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and heart disease,'' he says.If you look up Robert Lustig on Wikipedia, nearly two-thirds of the studies cited there to repudiate Lustig's views were funded by Coca-Cola.
really disturb me. I think there is something wrong with are intellectual culture when we give completely undeserved credulity to studies with obvious biases.
>''Reviews of the body of scientific evidence by expert committees have concluded that consuming sugar as part of a balanced diet does not induce lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and heart disease,'' he says.If you look up Robert Lustig on Wikipedia, nearly two-thirds of the studies cited there to repudiate Lustig's views were funded by Coca-Cola.
really disturb me. I think there is something wrong with are intellectual culture when we give completely undeserved credulity to studies with obvious biases.