As we’ve posted before cancer cells feed on sugars. Watch this video excerpt from 60 Minutes to find out more.
If you have cancer, you should avoid sugar of any kind. If you don’t want cancer, I suggest that you limit your sugar intake. Avoid “high fructose corn syrup”, and processed sugars. If you want to lose weight, avoid things that quickly become sugar (white breads, potato, rice, alcohol, etc). Reducing these things has a major impact on your liver and pancreas.
60 Minutes video on Why Fructose Sugar Is So Bad For You
It seems like it’s in just about every product on store shelves: High fructose corn syrup. What is it and how is it different from regular old sugar?
Scientists began to uncover a link between sugar and heart disease about 60 years ago, and now, the general consensus among experts is that sugar intake is associated with heart disease risk. So why did it take so long for the alarm to go up?
A new historical analysis published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday claims that the sugar industry sponsored research that cast doubt about sugar’s health risks and promoted fat “as the dietary culprit” in heart disease — and didn’t disclose it.