Re: Does eating carbohydrates lead to metabolic disorders?

TC wrote:
Are you going to answer the questions or not. 

No, and neither should have you.

You can easily clear the air. 

You don't clear the air by red-bating.


My arguments are about as simple and as rational as they get. Money and
greed greases the skids, and people of science are in it for money too.
They are not above these human desires. Please point out what is
irrational about this simple concept.

It's not wrong. It will certainly be extra skeptical. It is simply has insufficient strength to declare all research derived from corporate research as inherently false.
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