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The LEFT one is GOOD for you? But the one on the RIGHT is BAD for you?
You guys have lost the plot.
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1. fruits aren't really that great for you because of the sugar, and processing them to make them more calorie-dense makes them even worse
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2. the fibre in fruits makes them less prone to cause insulin spikes as it slows the release of glucose
if you're gonna eat something sweet, an apple is better than a chocolate bar. but a green veggie is better than both
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Yeah, one grows in nature and the other one is full of carcinogens and hyper palatable mystery chemicals engineered to get you hooked and buy buy another pack... Or six.
They're bright colored, which, if you've developed BED, will know becomes sort of a marker for bingeing and purging: You sort them by colors. Red, pizza, yellow, ice cream, blue, chips, blue. They enter your stomach in the same order they came in, so by the time you vomit up the red M&Ms, that's when you know you've made it! WAGMI, you think to yourself as you stick your hand in your own upheaval to stick in in your mouth to induce another BWUARHGLARGHGLARGH!
https://voca.ro/1lmczx47c9Fe
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Sugar in dates exist in a NUTRITION MATRIX
which makes the metabolic impact fundamentally different than sugar in candy.
Even if the sugar was the same why would you ignore the macro and phyto-nutrient content of dates (or fruits in general) when comparing them?
Obviously, NUTRIENTS make them good for you.
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The world is shades of grey but you're shades of rainbow. One is natures energy fuel the other is an abomination with so many nocive additives that consuming it can be considered self harm. The only nuance here is that you shouldnt be eating 1kg of dates a day, not that you should hold a retarded position of neutrality and people pleasing and consume poison because you're scared of adversity
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Can someone explain to a brainlet why dried fruit is considered so much worse than whole fruit. The gross amount of sugar content is technically the same and it still contains the fiber and minerals. Why does getting rid of the water content which has no calories make it less healthy?
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Sugar is good for you. Eat sugar and work out. Work out and eat sugar. Go climb a tree with some orange juice and run about. That's what you did as a kid and those were the best, most energetic days of your life. That's what every healthy animal on earth does.
As for OP's picrel, mass produced sweets can contain a bunch of ADHD chemicals and shit which is why right is generally bad. So check the ingredients. I love Haribo but I don't live in places where the main ingredient in everything is sweetcorn hulls and pesticides.
Make your own stuff. I make my own cookies, ice cream and jelly. Takes no time at all (with ice cream mixer). Sometimes I throw them all together.
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I was 44 kg and suffering from what pseudoscientific HAES diet coaches call Post-Starvation Hyperphagia, or Extreme Hunger
>don't feel too bad anon, it's totally normal to eat two tubs of ice cream and a cake and a bag of chips and three microwave pizza while in a deficit. Once you reach your set point weight, your appetite normalizes.
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>I don't care
https://voca.ro/1mkqtX0IArNq
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Actually inhaled 400g of dates last night in a booze-induced binge. Blood work today. Curious what the impact will be
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Welp. Blood work is boringly normal - and better than usual - despite me waking up with peripheral edema after a bender involving +700g of carbs.
I attribute it to N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine
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