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Depression can also promote a sedentary lifestyle. Adding, a healthy diet can also require more effort and work, which might difficult to maintain for both groups.

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There is no dietary need for sugar. Our body DOES need glucose, but you don't need to eat sugar to get it.

Your body can and will make the glucose it needs from non-carbohydrate precursors.

or if you have a job thats mostly spent driving, or an office job, or or etc

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So... did the ankylosaur chirp and tweet?

I would not eat it but it's free and I can't resist

Its not just the big oil that has to answer for peptecting the seas... farming industry has to cut down on nitrogen based fertilizers (fortunatly projects around Europe are being put forward) and overfishing needs to stop.

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Ignorance is bliss knowledge is power

And make us pay extra for ‘sugar free’ ketchup, peanut butter, yogurt etc.

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Now say "ankylosaur larynx" three times fast.

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I take magnesium every day to help with headaches/migraines

“This leads to overeating of high fat, sugary and salty food promoting excess fructose production” sounds like every fast food joint who has definitely done studies on the response the brain brings when encountering such rewarding substances

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Weird, my Dad always used corn syrup on his waffles and pancakes. I never liked it, there was something missing in the flavour of it. Never found it sweeter than real maple syrup. I don’t drink pop either.

I wonder if this has been looked at in the context of adhd. The foraging mindset described is very similar to someone with adhd in a state of hyperfocus. Time blindness, impulsivity, risk taking and blocking out anything that doesn’t relate to that one subject/activity/object. A state of obsessive monofocus that disregards all else.

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Is it true we can't even digest high fructose corn syrup??

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