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Article written by Brian Way, posted
The Sugar Film". Its an Aussie made doco released in 2015.
It will entertain, stun and inform you. Its about the sugar intake of the average Aussie who thinks they are eating healthfully.
Its about how you can avoid an excessive sugar intake. Now wouldn't you like to do that?
(Please note: In several scenes there is limited use of common 'Australian vernacular'.)
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Supplementing a poor diet with vitamins and minerals does not reap the benefits of a naturally nutrient-rich diet. A study that looked at data from the First National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey showed that consuming dietary supplements (vitamins and minerals) had no impact upon longevity.
God knew what He was doing with the diet in Eden! Nuts contain the antioxidant vitamin E, folic acid (which reduces homocysteine levels), and plant fiber (which can reduce cholesterol levels), In addition, nuts contain arginine, a precursor to nitric acid, a substance made in the walls of blood vessels that prevents clotting.
The digestion process starts before you eat. It begins when you smell something irresistible or when you see a favourite food. The entire process of digestion will continue for the next 29 hours or so.
Use it; don't eat it.
Read meat is red because it is primarily composed of type II muscle fibres, which require a large amount of oxygen-rich blood. Studies have shown that consuming red meat actually increases the risk of cardiovascular disease and colon cancer.
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