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    It's like crushing up a box of oreos then sprinkling a cheap multi-vitamin over them-it doesn't make it really nutricious or even food for that matter.

    Moreover, the forms of the vitamins and minerals that they add are not the ones that actually benefit a human body.
    what kind of vitamins and minerals does Kellogg's use?

    link showing they don't benefit a human body?

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    As intended all along, BigFood dumbs you down, addicts you, so you keep buying BigFood

    Junk food diet linked to lower IQ


    Toddlers who have a diet high in processed foods may have a slightly lower IQ in later life, according to a British study described as the biggest research of its kind.

    The conclusion, published on Monday, comes from a long-term investigation into 14,000 people born in western England in 1991 and 1992 whose health and well-being were monitored at the ages of three, four, seven and eight and a half.

    Parents of the children were asked to fill out questionnaires that, among other things, detailed the kind of food and drink their children consumed.

    Three dietary patterns emerged: one was high in processed fats and sugar; then there was a "traditional" diet high in meat and vegetables; and finally a "health-conscious" diet with lots of salad, fruit and vegetables, pasta and rice.

    http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/02/j...iet-linked-iq/

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    BigFood hits the jackpot when the parents are dumb enough, perhaps dumbed down from decades of eating BigFood , to feed their kids BigFood . Does anybody still wonder why obesity and heart disease "runs in families"?

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    Aspartame

    Donald Rumsfeld, that dangerous piece of

    the Food & Death Administration

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    Aspartame

    Donald Rumsfeld, that dangerous piece of

    the Food & Death Administration
    Do you know anyone that has died from consuming too much aspartame?

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    Do you know anyone that has died from consuming too much aspartame?
    No, but see my previous post

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    No, but see my previous post
    How many people have you known that had health problems because of aspartame?

    What exactly were the health problems?

    How many diet sodas did they drink a day?

    Why are they certain it was the aspartame and not something else?

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    what's the definition of a unhealthy cereal?
    Not all cereals are equally healthy for you. I have faith in your ability to figure it out from there.

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    Not all cereals are equally healthy for you. I have faith in your ability to figure it out from there.
    I like the new Beef Steak Crunch cereal. The sugar frosted gravy really makes it work.


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    Not all cereals are equally healthy for you. I have faith in your ability to figure it out from there.
    I do have my own definition of healthy/unhealthy foods.

    You are the one that brought up taxation of junk food. I was curious what your definition is.

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    Industrial breakfast cereals, even the "health food" stuff, is almost completely fast carbs (and lots of subsidized corn filler) from the processed grains, then added sugar/HFCS, then artificial flavoring/coloring/whoknowswhatthe else, preservatives. Almost no fats/oil or protein, so it's not satiating, and quickly digested, so you're hungry faster, want their ty snacks in a couple hours to hold you over.

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    Industrial breakfast cereals, even the "health food" stuff, is almost completely fast carbs (and lots of subsidized corn filler) from the processed grains, then added sugar/HFCS, then artificial flavoring/coloring/whoknowswhatthe else, preservatives. Almost no fats/oil or protein, so it's not satiating, and quickly digested, so you're hungry faster, want their ty snacks in a couple hours to hold you over.
    Just fyi, froot loops does not contain hfcs

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    What exactly were the health problems?

    How many diet sodas did they drink a day?

    Why are they certain it was the aspartame and not something else?
    1. MS like symptoms, migraine, restless leg/numbness

    2. on average, probably, around 2 a day

    3. Well, 2 of them (a couple) went to see different doctors; the 3rd one asked them if they were consuming diet sodas on a regular basis; they got off diet coke/pepsi and started to feel much much better after 4 days; they told our friends about itl they too stopped drinking diet sodas and their symptoms went away after a few days.

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    I do have my own definition of healthy/unhealthy foods.

    You are the one that brought up taxation of junk food. I was curious what your definition is.
    I don't have one. It's a concept.

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    1. MS like symptoms, migraine, restless leg/numbness

    2. on average, probably, around 2 a day

    3. Well, 2 of them (a couple) went to see different doctors; the 3rd one asked them if they were consuming diet sodas on a regular basis; they got off diet coke/pepsi and started to feel much much better after 4 days; they told our friends about itl they too stopped drinking diet sodas and their symptoms went away after a few days.
    I wont tell you not to believe friends' anecdotes, but I will tell you that you sound like Nancy Markle.

    http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...990167,00.html

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    I don't have one. It's a concept.
    I'm an advocate of the concept myself. The problem always comes back to where the line gets drawn between healthy and unhealthy.

    Was hoping to hear about a concrete line.

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    "hear about a concrete line"

    If it doesn't rot, don't eat it.

    If man made it (or adulterated it), don't eat it.

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    I wont tell you not to believe friends' anecdotes, but I will tell you that you sound like Nancy Markle.

    http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...990167,00.html
    Interesting stuff

    Thanks for the link

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    "hear about a concrete line"

    If it doesn't rot, don't eat it.

    If man made it (or adulterated it), don't eat it.
    Do you think there should be a tax on food that doesn't rot?

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    no, not a tax.

    a boycott, and on everything from BigFood.

    radical solution? yes, because the BigFood is a radical problem

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    Too bad progressive middle-brow disdain for more lumpen predilections isn't meliorative -- there seems to be an endless supply.
    I know I'm being harsh, but the mass majority of people who are addicted to the junk food diet are actually making it more difficult for people who want to eat healthy. They are keeping the junk food industry in business and eliminating choices for people who want to change. It's sad, really.

    What are you doing besides judging every opinion no matter the side?

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    no, not a tax.

    a boycott, and on everything from BigFood.

    radical solution? yes, because the BigFood is a radical problem
    Eh. I think overeating is the main problem myself.

    Potato chips don't really rot until you open the bag. Are they safe to eat?

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    I know I'm being harsh, but the mass majority of people who are addicted to the junk food diet are actually making it more difficult for people who want to eat healthy. They are keeping the junk food industry in business and eliminating choices for people who want to change. It's sad, really.
    I don't really see how my poor dietary choices interfere with your freedom to treat yourself right. Besides, if there was no junk food on the shelf it wouldn't be as much of a true choice, would it?
    What are you doing besides judging every opinion no matter the side?
    Dunno. Is there something wrong with that?

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    I know I'm being harsh, but the mass majority of people who are addicted to the junk food diet are actually making it more difficult for people who want to eat healthy. They are keeping the junk food industry in business and eliminating choices for people who want to change. It's sad, really.

    What are you doing besides judging every opinion no matter the side?
    What healthy choice specifically has the junk food industry eliminated?

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    I don't really see how my poor dietary choices interfere with your freedom to treat yourself right. Besides, if there was no junk food on the shelf it wouldn't be as much of a true choice, would it?
    I don't think there should be NO choice, but some equality and availability of healthier foods would help people who want to make better choices but feel it's an inconvenience (especially financially to do so). More compe ion would lower prices across the board.

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