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Since I promised to stay out of the other thread, but have been summoned

How is that you both joined the site on the same day. Is that a coincidence?

It was the first or second day that site returned after the great meltdown of the previous site.

If I am everyone who joined on May 26, 2010, how many supposed alts would that be? 100?
 
It was the first or second day that site returned after the great meltdown of the previous site.

If I am everyone who joined on May 26, 2010, how many supposed alts would that be? 100?

Now come on now, Harambe2. It's probably the Owner's job to explain it to him. Or maybe one of the senior mods that were around about that time.

Maybe you can create a thread in the site feedback forum to help him address this question?
 
So can you deny the following, which suggests that continual ingestion of HFCS leads to "leaky gut" or don't you believe in Leaky Gut Syndrome? That's a term I didn't make up.

"Since there is there is no chemical bond between them, no digestion is required so they are more rapidly absorbed into your blood stream. Fructose goes right to the liver and triggers lipogenesis (the production of fats like triglycerides and cholesterol) this is why it is the major cause of liver damage in this country and causes a condition called “fatty liver” which affects 70 million people.The rapidly absorbed glucose triggers big spikes in insulin–our body’s major fat storage hormone. Both these features of HFCS lead to increased metabolic disturbances that drive increases in appetite, weight gain, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, dementia, and more.But there was one more thing I learned during lunch with Dr. Bruce Ames. Research done by his group at the Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute found that free fructose from HFCS requires more energy to be absorbed by the gut and soaks up two phosphorous molecules from ATP (our body’s energy source).
This depletes the energy fuel source, or ATP, in our gut required to maintain the integrity of our intestinal lining. Little “tight junctions” cement each intestinal cell together preventing food and bacteria from “leaking” across the intestinal membrane and triggering an immune reaction and body wide inflammation."

Are you still pretending people are arguing against you that ingesting high quantities of fructose can be bad for you, or are you really this dense?

Anyway mate, to add fuel to the fire, when I got banned and posted on Archie OB's forum, the only other poster there was OB/Archie/Sloanfeld/Clutch/Babe/Ain't. And Ain't openly stated that it was time to put that act to rest, and never posted again.

(Sorry dudes, I had to)
 
Are you still pretending people are arguing against you that ingesting high quantities of fructose can be bad for you, or are you really this dense?

Anyway mate, to add fuel to the fire, when I got banned and posted on Archie OB's forum, the only other poster there was OB/Archie/Sloanfeld/Clutch/Babe/Ain't. And Ain't openly stated that it was time to put that act to rest, and never posted again.

(Sorry dudes, I had to)
I'm not pretending anything. Are you trying to say they agree with what I posted. Sure doesn't seem that way to me.
 
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One Brow's Alt, did you realize that when he's on the site, you're not. I guess you could log on at the same time, though, if you want to cover it. How is that you both joined the site on the same day. Is that a coincidence? How is it that you jumped on here and now are trying to debate on Leaky Gut, which is apparent, you know nothing about, after One Brow harangued me for reporting issues with High Fructose Corn Syrup, which is widely known? Mainstream manufacturers wouldn't be putting labels on their products touting No High Fructose Corn Syrup if knowledge wasn't mainstream about HFCS and its link to negative health consequences.

God you're funny.

You claim to have all this history on this site and yet you don't know about "The Great Crash of 2010."
 
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