[Mase]

I've been involved in lots of studies. You? I understand that some studies are conducted to find the desired outcome rather than the truth. But all that doesn't matter now, does it? You claimed that HFCS interferes with the hormones that mediate satiation. I assume that you believe this does not occur when consuming regular old table sugar (sucrose). Otherwise, why would you even respond? So, that being so, how is glucose and fructose from hydrolyzed HFCS different from the glucose and fructose in sucrose? Wouldn't they have to be different for one (HFCS) to "interfere" with hormones while the other (sucrose) does not?

I eagerly await your explanation that isn't tainted by corporate or government money.

[norraad]

hmmm, not tainted, no, I'm not a corn whore.

In fact, I hate that they've modified corn into a monster.

I miss some of the old varieties.

You can prove it to yourself.

Drink crappy HFSC products and feel how they swell up your liver, then carefully track your weight gain with a good digital scale.

Then don't drink that stuff for a week and your weight will go back down and you will feel better.

I rec. using the new Zero water filter pitcher for the in between clearing portion of the test.

They even give you a digital TDS meter that can be used anywhere(it's only a little bigger than a pen), I got mine at a goodwill store but Wal-Mart etc. sells them. Miles above Pur and Brita.

If you want to go further, then repeat the procedure drink really good sugared product.

After that try the same thing for the same period with diet soda.

You'll be amazed, and maybe you'll get it.