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Dietary fiber. We've been told time and again that it is essential to good health. I pledge to you now that I am not here to contradict that argument today.
I'll say it so that none of you have to: most food tastes like cardboard without emulsifiers, fats and oils. There, I said it. It's out there. Done. Finit-o.
Gums and starches, keeping it together since 1871. I saw that on a billboard recently. Why 1871? I'll have to leave that to you expert readers out there.
Food allergies and intolerance are quite common today, as I'm certain you are all aware. I myself do not have food allergies, but my childhood friend and current neighbor Sherwood Day suffers from and litany of them. Name it, and Sherwood is allergic to it.
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Diabetes and diet
Diabetes and diet