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Considering our society's love of sweets and carbohydrates in general, I do not

think there is a 'special' meaning to them serving bowls of sweets though one

could come to the conclusion that there is giving thought to how they operate.

In addition, these people do not have a clue about nutrition as is the case with

most people. People in affluent societies always provide an over abundance of

'delights' without giving more than a cursory thought to sugar shock.

Show me where sweets and carbs are not the most sought after food? It is a

money-maker and is addictive.

Every restaurant now features deserts to 'die for' and I use that expression

because it fits.

Watch the explosion in 'Winter ills' now that the kiddies have been

sugar-shocked with Halloween Trick or Treat festivities over. The Flu season

now goes into full throttle with less Sun and Vitamin D-3 and an intake of more

and more carbs.

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You're right! I was raised with out sugar except for rare treats, no cavities or

colds but the cod liver oil was awful....

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Considering our society's love of sweets and carbohydrates in general, I do not

think there is a 'special' meaning to them serving bowls of sweets though one

could come to the conclusion that there is giving thought to how they operate.

In addition, these people do not have a clue about nutrition as is the case with

most people. People in affluent societies always provide an over abundance of

'delights' without giving more than a cursory thought to sugar shock.

Show me where sweets and carbs are not the most sought after food? It is a

money-maker and is addictive.

Every restaurant now features deserts to 'die for' and I use that expression

because it fits.

Watch the explosion in 'Winter ills' now that the kiddies have been

sugar-shocked with Halloween Trick or Treat festivities over. The Flu season now

goes into full throttle with less Sun and Vitamin D-3 and an intake of more and

more carbs.

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