related

Well the website says it is unilad…

I agree that you can avoid hitting the daily sugar thing (and avoid hfcs) by reading ingredients but I don’t think many consumers do that. I certainly did not expect it find it in canned tomatoes and I use that in a lot of the recipes I found online. It makes sense why it’s in there though if it’s acting as a preservative. In fact, I’m going agree with a lot of folks here and just would like to send an end to corn subsidies.

So the problem with hfcs is that it’s everywhere. And not just like juice, I’m talking like canned goods, deli meat, peanut butter, crackers, bread. So it’s really hard to avoid unless you just make everything from scratch. And not I’m advocating for a total abolishment but it’s easy to go over your daily sugar with it being in everything. I would try to limit it or maybe have a warning on packages. For the other person that linked a study, I looked into one of the guys that did it, and he does just like a lot of hfcs studies, like a weirdly amount and I found that kinda sus lol This site lists papers for and against the safety

https://journalistsresource.org/environment/high-fructose-corn-syrup-your-health/

https://www.healthcentral.com/article/how-to-reduce-your-intake-of-highfructose-corn-syrup

Some states require spousal consent and some doctors will try to talk you out of it altogether.

Half the country doesn’t believe that climate change is real. If things were to get better, it would have to start with that group first.

No offense, but it seems pretty naive to say things will get better. I try not to jump on conservatives when they are willing to engage, but that’s a pretty rough take.

I think it’s because words that end with sa, have that uh sound. Like Medusa, salsa, mesa, mimosa