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if I'm drinking a beverage like the once or twice a month that I want kind of a carbonated beverage that's sweet it's a diet Dr Pepper as opposed to a Dr Pepper okay would the do pepper kill me no but again I'm only having like one a month so it probably doesn't matter but truthfully Nick that's more because of my teeth like what I really care more about is not putting an overall strain on my teeth than I do in the belief that sugar is somehow uniquely poisonous
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Bookmarking — the dossier-vs-overview split is the right call. Most of the time I want overview; sometimes I want receipts.
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when I consume fructose which I do all the time it's it's it's generally in the form of fruit right like I don't restrict my consumption of fruit
so you know I guess I do limit sugar intake um but what you're what you're hearing me kind of react to is not because I think sugar is poison but I think that sugar as part of a I think a high sugar diet is just a dietary pattern that is incongruent with eating the right kinds of foods that I generally want to eat anyway