Peter Attia· MD
here's the problem it's not the added sugar you know it's the added sugar you don't know
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here's the problem it's not the added sugar you know it's the added sugar you don't know
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what you want is a low sugar high fiber diet that's called real food
processed food has several things wrong with it sugar being one of them but lack of fiber being another and I think that that is equally important
every diet that works is real food and every diet that doesn't is because it's processed food
What we say is processed food is the problem because processed food is high sugar, low fiber. What you want is a low sugar, high fiber diet. That's called real food.