Latinos are genetically predisposed to have increased liver fat when they eat sugar

[Al B. Sure!]

You guys are wasting your time explaining things to an idiot. The guy can't string more than one or two sentences together and you're trying to explain something like the glycemic index and additive vitamins and minerals in boxed cereal? Come on. Stick to discussing hockey or something with him. Although you may find it difficult to even do that.

Oh don't worry. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Genius Clique members I mentioned come in here and call you, Hera, and myself idiots and if pressed, blather about how we are idiots because 'calories in, calories out' And gribbler will just nod his head and join in.

[giblets]

He also ignored the whole insulin insensitivity issue.

Insulin? What, people get diabetes by eating Cheerios?

[giblets]

gribbler, you do realize that all those vitamins and minerals are not inherent to cheerios? Why do you think on the ingredients list it says:



Cereals are fortified with this stuff in chemical form. It's essentially a multivitamin added to cereal. That's how Total has 100% of everything.

Well yeah, why wouldn't a human living in a modern society eat fortified foods? And if they can eat fortified foods why should anyone eat a diet consisting entirely of fruits, veggies and meat?

[Fistandantilus]

Calories in calories out, Daniel-san.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

This means that when civilisation collapses, we know where the foie gras will be coming from.

[giblets]

For starters check out various grain based food Glycemic indexes. In other words most have a big impact on blood sugar levels, can you imagine why certain patters of blood sugar change could be bad for you?

I should have been more explicit and pointed out that whole grains have a "low GI" so using diabetes as an argument for the complete exclusion of grains from someone's diet is retarded.

[DriXnaK]

Cheerios on the other hand don't. You'll also notice that Cheerios has sugar in it. The only ****** here is you.

[giblets]

Uhh there's like one gram per serving.