WelcomeUser Guide
ToSPrivacyCanary
DonateBugsLicense

©2025 Poal.co

599

Quitting sugar is amazing. It's been years since I quit sugar. I don't need sweets anymore. The taste of sugar makes me sick. I drink coffee or tea with milk instead of sugar, and this is enough. I am living like my ancestors. Highly recommend quitting sugar. You will start tasting the sweet in natural products and will never want sugar anymore.

Quitting sugar is amazing. It's been years since I quit sugar. I don't need sweets anymore. The taste of sugar makes me sick. I drink coffee or tea with milk instead of sugar, and this is enough. I am living like my ancestors. Highly recommend quitting sugar. You will start tasting the sweet in natural products and will never want sugar anymore.

(post is archived)

[–] 0 pt (edited )

The total sugar sure, but I wouldn't say that, even in that respect, ingesting in its natural state is not better. It makes sense that there would be something going on 'biochemically' that we don't know about, just as there are (allegedly) micronutrients that are yet unknown in compost as opposed to chemical fertilizer (though that wouldn't be a true apples to apples comparison).

In this respect, the 'damage' would not be the same in that it might be mitigated because ingested in a natural state.

I wouldn't be so zealous or dogmatic about it as you seem to be. But suit yourself of course. Whatever is true is what matters of course.

What's with the obsession of anti-natural lol ?

[–] 0 pt

What's with the obsession of anti-natural lol ?

Because it's all natural, and there's no difference. What you're saying is akin to saying that hemlock isn't as bad for you if you drink it in its natural state as opposed to a refined form. The reality is it makes no difference. Both ways make you dead.

[–] 0 pt

>What you're saying is akin to saying that hemlock isn't as bad for you if you drink it in its natural state as opposed to a refined form.

I don't believe it's as simple as that, no. Because of what I stated before. Again, you are too dogmatic and allow for no unknown variables. I can't do that.

But I do get the mindset and the black and white thinking. You might be right, but I can't say that at this time.

It was a good discussion.

[–] 0 pt

I don't believe it's as simple as that

Sugar is either bad for you or it's not. It's a question with a binary answer. It can't be good for you and bad for you, depending on whether you eat it with other food.