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    The document discusses how a film about sugar changed the author's views on eating foods with high sugar content. It explores how sugar stimulates the same brain areas as cocaine and sex. While calories alone don't cause weight gain, sugar calories are more fattening than oil calories. The film highlights how widespread sugar consumption is shortening lives and more awareness is needed to address this issue.

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    The document discusses how a film about sugar changed the author's views on eating foods with high sugar content. It explores how sugar stimulates the same brain areas as cocaine and sex. While calories alone don't cause weight gain, sugar calories are more fattening than oil calories. The film highlights how widespread sugar consumption is shortening lives and more awareness is needed to address this issue.

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    The document discusses how a film about sugar changed the author's views on eating foods with high sugar content. It explores how sugar stimulates the same brain areas as cocaine and sex. While calories alone don't cause weight gain, sugar calories are more fattening than oil calories. The film highlights how widespread sugar consumption is shortening lives and more awareness is needed to address this issue.

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    I was amazed and now this changes my ways of eating foods with high amount of sugar.

    Also being
    aware in the amount of sugar I had on every food I was eating. This film is fascinating, informative, and
    disturbing exploration of sugar's history and current impact.

    Also by sharing the facts about sugar. Sugar stimulate the same area in brain with cocaine and having
    sex. Even though you don't eat junk food, you still consume sugar by eating canned food, yoghurt, fruit
    juice and other beverages with artificial sweetener. Calorie is not responsible for getting fat alone, rather
    it results from which type of calorie you take. 1 grams oil has 9 calorie and 1 grams sugar has 4 calorie,
    however you get fatter when you consume sugar rather than oil.

    Sugar is killing us and it makes our life shorten and not everybody is doing anything about it. Because the
    makers of this film are working on the awareness, and I will also do my part telling everyone I know
    about this film.

    Also an important reminder: Avoid processed/packaged food & drinks. Eat as nature gives us.

    Question:

    1. How does production and consumption of sugar affect your journey towards the good life?

    2.How does unreflective consumption of goods-in this case sugar-affect human life?

    3.Give one statement on what you have learned from the documentary film.

    * Sugar is killing us, and it makes our lifespan shorten. If continuous eating of sugar. It leads to some
    deceases

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