We ate sugar for 200 years before anything went wrong with it.
1700: 4lb a head a year.
1800: 18lb.
1900: 90lb, and the working man took it in his tea 6 times a day.
Obesity in 1900: about 3%. Diabetes rare enough that a doctor could name his cases.
1911: the first tin of cottonseed oil sold as food goes on the shelf. Mazola corn oil, the same year.
1960s: soybean oil in everything with a wrapper.
2000: the seed oils are a fifth of the calories in America.
Then the sugar started counting. Every gram of it doing damage it had not managed in two centuries of trying.
1999: sugar consumption peaks and starts to fall.
2020: it is down about 15% from that peak. Obesity is up from 30% to 42% over the same years.
Sugar went down. The waistline went up. The oil never moved off the shelf.
Sugar is guilty. It is guilty of exactly what it did, which was making a body already wrecked by the oil worse. It was never the one who kicked the door in.
They arrested the accomplice, put a tax on it, and left the ringleader in the fryer with a heart-healthy sticker on.
It's insane to me that some people are going to vote for the politicians who created all their problems, just to spite the politicians who are fixing their problems...because they're fixing them slower than they'd hoped.
Elections have consequences, people. Trust me.
BREAKING: The Supreme Court just ruled 6-3 to ALLOW the Trump administration to use federal voter identification database to verify citizenship.
All illegal voters need to be REMOVED from the voter rolls.
The 3 liberal justices dissented, of course...
The War on John Chapman's Legacy... I have the facts overlooked.
If it was an empty kitchen, how does that square with the original accounts supporting the awards?
Mitch Hall’s version of John Chapman’s actions raises a question that deserves a direct answer.
Full breakdown on Jamesons Travels on YouTube.
@AndyStumpf77 Facts my ass there was way too much " I believe" " I don't know" "Let's put a pin in that" in this "conversation" Just a lot of tearing down of a dead American to protect your brand. And poorly done. Next time you do a hit job get a better spokesman.