Re:Juice may taste good, but unlike the fruit, it’s not healthy
by troycarlson on Sunday April 30, 2017 @10:58AM
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I see a lot of people consuming things like juice, whole grain breads, breakfast cereals, sugar-filled nut butters and yogurts, etc. claiming they made "healthy" choices. Of course everything is fine in moderation but a heaping pile of sugar and simple carbs with no lean proteins, good fats or greens is far from healthy. The solution would seem to be better nutrition education so that more people recognize the fat free yogurt they just felt good about eating had 25g of added sugar per serving.
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Re:Juice may taste good, but unlike the fruit, it’s not healthy
by Gibbon1 on Sunday April 30, 2017 @01:08PM
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I'm just about as suspicious of Big Hippy as I am of traditional food companies. As in why does this organic hippy bread taste like bready cake? Oh right the processed malt and honey. Worse used to be I ate rye bread before it was 'healthy'. Now most rye bread appears to be rye flavored bread with added sugars.
Re:Juice may taste good, but unlike the fruit, it’s not healthy
by unprepare on Monday May 01, 2017 @09:45AM
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I've noticed real rye bread is sold under monickers like 'jewish rye' or 'chicago deli rye' - of course theres full seeded rye as well. But i agree, as more people try to eat healthier, the 'healthier' sections of the stores have started seeming a whole lot less healthy
Re:Juice may taste good, but unlike the fruit, it’s not healthy
by kyriakos on Sunday April 30, 2017 @12:08PM
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Just a note, whole grain bread is not the healthy choice just the healthier compared to the alternative of plain white bread.
Re:Juice may taste good, but unlike the fruit, it’s not healthy
by Network2020 on Sunday April 30, 2017 @05:59PM
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Depends on who pays for the research.
If it's research that claims fruit and veggies aren't healthy, I usually check to make sure the research wasn't paid for by either the big pharma or dairy lobbies.