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Oh oh, the winning never stops
Bloomberg, even more biased than yahoo. Has the Trump-hating leftist Michael Bloomberg divested all his dollar holdings in anticipation of the drop in value? No. If he believed the article, he would. In any event, the article seems to based little more than opinion.- 1
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Now, which Asian country has the tastiest rice, mates?
Very simple. Because Japanese aren't as fat. Not rocket science. -
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Now, which Asian country has the tastiest rice, mates?
I'm not saying basmati rice is "good" for blood sugar levels. Just saying that in the spectrum of various rice varieties, basmati is about the lowest in terms of GI among all the different rice varieties... If memory serves, that's somewhere right on the border between being an OK/moderate and somewhat high GI type food... White Jasmine, by comparison, is pretty much at the top of the rice GI scale. -
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Almost can't stand all that Trump winning on his B Day.
First of all I'm not a liberal. Secondly, look at your own posts, ridiculing and insulting everyone that doesn't agree with your opinion. Did this answer your question about free speech? -
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Now, which Asian country has the tastiest rice, mates?
FWIW, a lot of the health-related research on rice can be very confusing and requires a lot of deep delving into the info. For example, Japanese folks tend to eat a lot of short grain white rice, but they as a group don't have nearly the same blood sugar issues as western populations do. Why? Turns around, according to the research I've read, that you can actually eat higher GI rice rices without causing big blood sugar problems, so long as you combine that rice intake which certain OTHER foods that neutralize the GI spices. As best as I can recall, some of those oddly include eating yogurts or yogurt drinks at the same time as the rice, and some other common staple ingredients (that might include natto) from Japanese diets that we don't eat so much. So, because of their overall different diet, they apparently can get away with it. -
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