I initially liked them, their carbonated lime water was especially good and actually had flavor, unlike LaCroix. but then they switched to using stevia for their carbonated drinks. The taste soured and I got a headache after drinking it. going to their social media, they pulled the classic "you are not our audience" to everyone who complained about the change.
yep, I'm convinced sugar substitute is as poisonous as excess sugar is, it's just bad for different reasons. I got no data behind this, but my observation is that it tricks the brain into thinking it has consumed sugar, making the body react in weird ways. a lot of people in my life who consume a lot of """diet""" products also have neurological issues, ranging from seizures to early parkinson's.
when it comes to the sugar question, my conclusion is that you should not consume added sugar, and you should not consume sugar substitutes. the sugar content should be whatever naturally occurs in whatever you are eating.
a lot of people in my life who consume a lot of """diet""" products also have neurological issues
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Still the funniest two tweets in his existence, and the fact that they had to be archived in the Library of Congress is proof god loves us.
But to be serious, fake sugars spend most of their time just trying to "taste close enough" to sugar that they stop caring about anything else, including the rest of the effects they have on the body. This is especially bad because anyone who thinks "I should switch to Diet X" is someone consuming way too much of X to begin with and no alternative will be healthy for them poison or not.
I initially liked them, their carbonated lime water was especially good and actually had flavor, unlike LaCroix. but then they switched to using stevia for their carbonated drinks. The taste soured and I got a headache after drinking it. going to their social media, they pulled the classic "you are not our audience" to everyone who complained about the change.
fuck 'em
Dude, stevia is fuckin poison and I cannot be convinced otherwise. Far as I'm concerned every sugar substitute is.
yep, I'm convinced sugar substitute is as poisonous as excess sugar is, it's just bad for different reasons. I got no data behind this, but my observation is that it tricks the brain into thinking it has consumed sugar, making the body react in weird ways. a lot of people in my life who consume a lot of """diet""" products also have neurological issues, ranging from seizures to early parkinson's.
when it comes to the sugar question, my conclusion is that you should not consume added sugar, and you should not consume sugar substitutes. the sugar content should be whatever naturally occurs in whatever you are eating.
Donald Trump has entered the chat.
Still the funniest two tweets in his existence, and the fact that they had to be archived in the Library of Congress is proof god loves us.
But to be serious, fake sugars spend most of their time just trying to "taste close enough" to sugar that they stop caring about anything else, including the rest of the effects they have on the body. This is especially bad because anyone who thinks "I should switch to Diet X" is someone consuming way too much of X to begin with and no alternative will be healthy for them poison or not.
which tweets? sounds like I missed something hilarious