........Re: Re: Sugar .......the bitter truth.

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Oh wow, I wish i could afford your diet, I would like to say its optimal for all

of us in right measure. Cudos to you!!

I dont know that the Latin Markets are accustom to labeling traditionally

produced items as Organic. The fruits and veggies from the markets in Riverdale

are lower priced and usually of a better quality then per say the Safeways, or

mainstream grocers items.

All food is up 100% since 2006, sugars included. It cost the same to get a few

items at a fast (dead) food joint as it does to get chicken breast and sides for

the same amount of pple. The economy is k crazy. A $200 dollar grocery bill for

a week is very close to us.

Agian WOW! we all need your diet. Its a back to what God said in the Bible, and

that works very good.

M

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> I used to be a label reader. But now I just eat from the outer edges of the

grocery store. No labels to read when I eat fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds,

chicken and fish. Saves alot of time in the grocery store now and my body is

happier since I made the change. For sweetener for myself, I use stevia and

coconut palm sugar. But stevia does not work and palm sugar is even more

expensive.

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> Looks like sugar went up all over. Even a local restaurant who gets it in 50

lb sacks is keeping stride with the price of every other one.

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> What is the name of the latin market in MD? The Hillcrest in Frederick does

not have any organic food. I can't find anyone else in a search of MD. I think

it was Al who suggested such a store in MD.

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> Lyn

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> As far as I know the scobies can't survive without sugar of some form but we

can.

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> Clinical studies suggest that sugar is the root cause of a lot of illness. How

ever if your a label reader you know that it would be very difficult to

eliminate all sugar.

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> Carbs, mainly in the form of sugar is the real reason behind high cholesterol.

I'll bet your doctor didn't tell you that.

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> Harry

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