The Impact of Sugar and Fat on Health
No butter for me. Fat is the enemy.
Who told you fat was the enemy?
Everybody knows that. It's the science.
And who paid for the science?
Paid? What do you mean, paid?
Shh. Not another word. Watch this.
The nineteen sixties. America eats more sugar than ever,
and nobody's
afraid of it. Then studies start tying sugar to heart
disease.
For the sugar men, that's a threat. So they don't argue the science.
They go to Harvard and buy it.
They pay three scientists and hand them which studies to read.
Nineteen sixty-seven, the country's top medical journal blame
the
fat, spare the sugar.
The money is never mentioned.
For fifty years, we feared the fat and swallowed the sugar.
Every choice you make starts from an idea someone put in your head.
How many have you swallowed without ever knowing?
You're free to think what they decide or go quiet,
watch, learn. Like, subscribe, and evolve
quietly until you're the wolf.
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