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Re:The Sugar Addiction Taboo by a8da6b0c91d on Thursday January 02, 2014 @03:55PM (#7002213)
High fat diets boost endotoxin absorption and catecholamines. It's also very difficult to eat high fat without getting too much unsaturated fat, which accumulates over time causing inflammation and aging. High protein diets boost catecholamines.

The long standing conventional wisdom that you want to be a sugar/carb burner is correct. Your cells function best on a steadily available supply of glucose backed with plenty of glycogen. Fructose is protective against stress, so a decent amount of sucrose is desirable.

Re:The Sugar Addiction Taboo by rickdale on Thursday January 02, 2014 @04:02PM (#7002256)
Actually science will challenge your beliefs on carbs. I won't go medical journal on you, but this guy will, referring to the doctor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2c2Oq-Pi2o

Re:The Sugar Addiction Taboo by logfromblammo on Thursday January 02, 2014 @04:40PM (#7002505)
It's not difficult. Just buy a 5 gallon bucket of virgin coconut oil. The medium-chain saturated fats in coconut oil are very friendly to your body.
Re:The Sugar Addiction Taboo by a8da6b0c91d on Thursday January 02, 2014 @04:43PM (#7002522)
Have fun forcing down coconut oil to get enough calories. Wouldn't you enjoy the taste and convenience of a glass of grape juice?
Re:The Sugar Addiction Taboo by logfromblammo on Thursday January 02, 2014 @05:27PM (#7002792)
Tongue says yes. Liver says no. Brain considers both opinions, and sides with liver.
Re:The Sugar Addiction Taboo by mixmastamyk on Thursday January 02, 2014 @06:09PM (#7003053)
I slather my salads with olive oil. Very tasty and doc says my numbers are great.