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Does sugar make us excess fat and suffering? Like excess fat in the 80s and 90s, sugar is the new healthy devil. Sugar is the scapegoat for our woes. Got cancers? Well sugar feeds cancer! Got diabetes? You ate too much sugar; better scale back! Your kid's hyperactive? Evidently they've been eating way too many Twinkies. Also keep in mind: Sugar is more addictive than cocaine and heroin! But is this "truth" too sweet to swallow? Free yourself from worries and hysteria encircling sugar. Pundits, politicians, medical professionals, and hucksters as well bombard us with their scaremongering. We're reminded often of the high rates of coronary disease, diabetes, cancers, and other diseases, and we're inspired - sometimes even mandated - to lessen our risk. Amidst the hysteria, many people are looking for something at fault. Sugar has turned into a scapegoat. Actually, sugar has been called "the new tobacco". But the evidence against sugar is basically non-existent. It's time to handle the sweet, sweet truth. The consumption of high-fructose corn syrup has declined in america since 1999, but people continue getting fatter, so there has to be another description for the overweight epidemic besides overconsumption of chocolate and soda. It's facts like these that produce Joey's Lott's latest publication, In Security of Sugar, a must-hear. Lott slashes through the nonsense for sale by the likes of Dr. Make Hyman and Dr. Joseph Mercola - the "anti-sugarists" - by digging deep into the scientific tests. And what do those studies say? That sugar, when included in a well-rounded diet, is not only not dangerous but may even be beneficial. Let's said this way: If fructose is really so dangerous, early humans could have fell dead from eating all those things tropical berry before that they had a chance to create another generation.
