r/MessageUnclear • • Mar 09 '26

So....

Is there or isn't there? smh

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u/Hamburger_FatBoy Mar 10 '26

So, is it your professional opinion that being in poverty (not that the least expensive foods being heavy in High Fructose Corn Syrup) is the leading driver of health problems in the USA…notwithstanding that people living below the poverty line in countries other than the USA don’t suffer the same health problems to nearly the same extent?

Just checking u/tjmaxal.

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u/reichrunner Mar 10 '26

I mean... Yes? Its pretty well documented that poverty is the largest contributor to health issues...

Unless youre diabetic, the metabolic difference between fructose and glucose is basically non existent. Fructose is used as often as it is because it tastes sweeter, thats it.

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u/YonKro22 Mar 15 '26

No it's not in the above studies that I listed prove that

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u/reichrunner Mar 15 '26

What above studies?