Robert Lustig describes how the Sugar Research Foundation paid Harvard scientists in 1965 to publish research downplaying sucrose as a health risk while emphasizing fat and cholesterol instead. The industry-funded studies shaped dietary guidelines for decades.
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The Sugar Research foundation paid off to Harvard School of Public Health scientists back in 1965 to publish two papers in the New England Journal which signal out fat and cholesterol as a dietary course of heart disease and downplayed the evidence that sucrose consumption was its own risk factor.
So, you know, this has been going.
On a long time. So this is where the politics come in. So remember.
Our first law.
Remember our interpretation.
Of the first law.
If you eat it, you.
Better burn.
It or you're.
Going to store it.
That's the common wisdom, that the weight gain is secondary to two behaviors.