I'm sure people saw in the news today about urethritol and how it's linked to heart attacks and strokes, I think, and other stuff. And here's the thing. Everything that we consume, and urethritol is a natural occurring thing, like it's not a man-made chemical or anything. You know, everything is linked to everything in some way when it comes to food. So I think these are kind of like scare tactics to make people think that XYZ is going to happen and it's going to happen right now and they got a cold turkey to stop everything and all this stuff. And we know that doing things in moderation in terms of food and also being mindful of what you're pairing different foods with and also taking care of your health, like going and seeing the doctor regularly and getting a checkup and all those things, you can safely consume different types of foods. Like there's lots of stigma out there about food in general. You know, it's not just this. And so sometimes I think the headlines go a little bit overboard with kind of freaking people out about food. I mean, at the end of the day, we all have to make our own choices and if you're going to consume it, then do so.

I mean, everything on the news is a scare tactic, but that doesn't mean there's not a threat of truth to something. Like, the sun causes cancer. But I'm still gonna wear sunblock.

Corvus, it's important, it's important to have everything balanced because balance, your body need you, your body need you, support you and have everything in your life involved.

Do so at your own, you know, moderation for it and know what you need to do to stay healthy and, you know, avoid risks. I mean, it's all up to you.

Man they got that in the sugar? I didn't hear about that on the news, but yo Makes me want sugar anymore like for real Hmm

Honey honey.

I know that's not what this post is about, but that song, honey honey, you know, the one that you're, whatever, it always reminds me of that movie Now and Then, which has a bangin' cast and an even bangin'er soundtrack.

This is totally off topic, but I'm still new to stereo and have no idea how you post things longer than 15 seconds. How do you do that?

I used to be into some serious artificial sweeteners and I think of Ritualism like all of them. I put stevia in everything. Time to go back to nothing.

So erythritol, yes, causes heart episodes and the number one cause for plaque in hearts is sugar and heart disease is the number one killer so I'm going to go get a chocolate croissant.

You know I have noticed even on Instagram where people are like going to Whole Foods and they're saying Oh this is the good water or this is the good cereal or these are the good vegetables or chips that you should be eating I get so frustrated