Spineless U.S. nutritional guidelines refuse to tell people to avoid eating excess sugar; thanks to influential sugar lobby

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Talk about corruption… in what bizarro world does a group of nutritionists decide NOT to tell people to avoid eating added sugars? That's what happened in the U.S. recently, when a goup of spineless, corrupt health officials (operating under Health & Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson) decided to cave in to the sugar lobby and delete any mention of sugar as something that should be avoided.

Face it, folks: your government is lying to you about health, nutrition and disease prevention. If you want to get the facts, you have to educate yourself (or find an honest nutritionist). Sugar is bad news. It directly causes nutritional deficiencies, obesity, diabetes, mood disorders, and even increases your appetite, causing you to eat more. It stresses your endocrime system and promotes the storage of body fat. But Big Sugar says it's all perfectly healthy for you. It's all "part of a balanced diet," they say. Because all the time you've been eating sugar, they've been smoking crack.

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