Nine Reasons High Fructose Corn Syrup Is Evil
Nine Reasons High Fructose Corn Syrup Is Evil
- They’ve started a campaign to counter claims that HFCS is evil, nevermind the fact that it is indeed evil.
- That’s like The Joker getting a publicist and throwing up a snazzy website and some commercials to counter claims that he’s not evil. You wouldn’t fall for that, would you?
- The Corn Refiners Association claims that HFCS is nutritionally the same as table sugar and honey. However, honey has cancer-preventing and anti-tumor properties and has been shown to promote better blood sugar control and cholesterol control.
- Shouldn’t you be concerned about a sweetener that claims to also be used as a “preservative, flavor enhancer, texturizer, bulking agent, fermentation agent and keeps foods fresh and improves texture of high fiber products.”
- The Corn Refiners Association claims that HFCS is not responsible for people getting fat, but simply fat people are to blame for being fat.
- The Corn Refiners Association claims that sugar, honey and HFCS all require processing. Someone please send them some raw 100% pure honey.
- The Corn Refiners Association claims that honey is not healthier than HFCS (!) due to the fact that the nutrients (according to them) comprise only 0.5% of honey. Let’s see, nutrional value of HFS = 0.0%. Nutritional value of honey = 0.5%. Hrm, 0.0%<0.5%.
- High fructose corn syrup is genetically modified. It is almost certainly made from genetically modified corn and then it is processed with genetically modified enzymes.
- Animal studies have shown a link between increased consumption of high-fructose corn syrup and adverse health effects, such as diabetes and high cholesterol.