Comments by "" (@MeanBeanComedy) on "Does Sugar Cause Obesity? | JRE Obesity Debate" video.

  1. You're not going to find much data to support your assertion that HFCS is unique in its detrimental effects in regards to sugar.
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  2.  @supreme84x  Source for food metabolization being harder with fewer carbs in your diet?
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  3. "I don't care about the data, I'm right and he's wrong" is the call of flat-earthers, anti-vaxxers, and creationists everywhere. Congratulations! You've joined an elite club!
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  4. You're underestimating the effect of HIIT on your metabolism for the entire day.
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  5. Yeah, aspartame is safe. Don't fall for the Mercola lies.
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  6. Eh, I don't think that's valid. There are plenty of us that drink black coffee and unsweetened tea. I chug loads of caffeine a day and don't reach for the sugar packets.
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  7.  @generalralph6291  No.
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  8.  @supreme84x  I've read the differences are negligible. Do you have any reputable sources?
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  9.  misa smith  I did research. It said your point is false. If you can't provide evidence for your assertions, they can be dismissed. Classic Hitchens quote.
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  10.  @b.c.7741  I've only seen this clip. If it got worse, I haven't seen it yet.
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  11.  @b.c.7741  Yeah, I've almost never been more excited for an episode, only to be disappointed. The Ron White one surprised me. I thought Joe only does one a day?
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  12. That's an anecdote.
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  13.  @lukeism2  Yes, I have. It's a myth. If you're eating more than a few hundred calories a day, you won't have to worry about it.
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  14.  couldn't think of a username  artificial sweeteners don't spike sugar levels. That's a nonsensical claim.
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  15.  couldn't think of a username  Regardless of the claim's veracity, it's still a claim. Any source for that claim?
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  16. They'd be cutting calories, so it would cause them to lose weight. Aspartame doesn't cause cancer.
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  17.  @abeedhal6519  I think it might be complex carbs maybe?
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  18. Oh damn! Correct!
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  19. Didn't even think about that.
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  20. Do you have any evidence to disprove it, or are you just making this up?
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  21. But this was a debate. They were supposed to argue.
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  22.  @loopingvoid2904  All that is true of sugar. HFCS is just sugar. Fructose is a type of sugar found in fruit, or corn in this case.
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  23.  @hustler3of4culture3  I need a source for that claim. HFCS is just fructose.
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  24.  @kaylascott3339  you can't find any reputable study that will prove that.
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  25.  couldn't think of a username  Is there a link?
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  26.  @SkwidyDev  But that isn't caused by fat. It's exacerbated by it.
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  27.  @SkwidyDev  You gave me a study that said it causes resistance in those with a genetic predisposition to it.
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