Re: To sugar or not to sugar, that is the question!


outsor@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> "Start the day off with a good breakfast (which means some protein to
> stabilize your blood sugar). And, you will have fewer urges to eat sugary
> crap before lunch."
>
> Explain please the relationship between protein and blood glucose you have
> in mind.

Comments of the insect have been noted.

Perhaps, if you were to drop dead tomorrow I might reply in another
dimension? Until then you should take up a new hobby. Don't quit your
day job, cause you really suck at ngs.

Just my opinion, as you already know too well. :)

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