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Summary:  The Role Of Sugar In Diabetes And Health

It is very hard for me to believe that the consumption of sugar by a diabetic can still be considered controversial.  There is so much evidence against sugar, so much data suggesting that sugar is one of the most harmful and addictive drugs on the planet, so much proof that diabetes is caused ONLY by excess (and carbohydrate) sugar intake, at least in Adult Diabetes, that one can only wonder at the official position of the official organization -- the American Diabetes Association, when they say that sugar is OK for a diabetic to take!

I consider these people guilty of mass murder!

On this page you can read the damning evidence against not only sugar, but the drug pushers who promote it.  From this page you can link to many more pages, in this same web site, that give you true data about sugar.

Just a few hundred years ago, sugar was available in Europe, and England, yes, but it was extremely expensive.  There was certainly no large consumption of sugar in the 1400's.

But, what Columbus did was to open the slave trade to land into the Caribbean islands, where they cultivated and grew sugar taken from the American Indians.  The climate in these Caribbean islands was ideal for sugar, and still is.  

If you visit many of these islands, even today, you find the old sugar plantations from the days of Columbus.

NOW!  Sugar became available in large quantities and became extremely cheap.

So, it was because of the white man's theft of America, from the American Indians, that the phrase of "Indian's Revenge" becomes clear.  The white man stole the entire continent from the Indians, but the Indians gave virtually all of our modern diseases back to the white man -- in the form of cheap sugar.

Sugar is probably the most dramatic change in the health of European society -- towards the "modern diseases" that did not exist prior to the introduction of cheap sugar in England and Europe.  The sugar was relatively cheap in 1500, got cheaper, and even by 1750 it was "expensive" but nothing close to what it had been previously.

Note, also, that even though it would be most efficient to refine the large mass of cane in the area where it was grown, these Europeans brought the cane back to England where it was refined.  They did NOT want the slaves, or other Islanders to learn skills that could lead them toward freedom and independence.

So, evil intentions, a few hundred years ago, among those who financed Columbus, have wrought much harm to our society.

The Sweetest Poison Of All -- Refined  Sugar

Sugar Addiction

History Of Sugar -- The Indian's Revenge

Kellogg Glorifies Sugar And Death

Kellogg Cereals -- Sure Road To Diabetes

Percentage Of Sugar In Common Foods

Dietary Sugar and Alternative Sweeteners

Nutrapoison Part One, Two And Three

Questions Most Frequently Asked About Sugar

What's Wrong with the Federal Government's Sugar Program

The Buddha On Sensation

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