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Corn syrup causes diabetes

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  1. Not literally corn syrup, but refined carbohydrates. This
    "Nature" article puts the blame on the emphasis on low fat
    diets. When people replaced fat calories with calories from
    refined carbohydrates, problems skyrocketed, according to
    the article. You may have to join Nature to get the article.

    nature.com040510 5.html

    "The startling rise in diabetes is perfectly mirrored by our
    mounting consumption of refined carbohydrates, a new
    analysis reveals. The study adds to evidence that sugary
    foods should be eschewed and that public health advice to
    cut back on fat may have backfired."

    and hmmmmmmmmmm

    " That refined carbs are the culprits might seem obvious,
    but the idea is at the centre of much controversy. In
    January this year, for example, the World Health
    Organization released a draft road map for tackling obesity,
    which among other targets pinpoints reductions in sugary
    foods. The US government attempted to undermine these
    recommendations, some claim, because of pressure from the
    food industry"

    BL

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