Summary: On the eve of the first anniversary of The Carbohydrates Can Kill Podcast, I have the honor of having seven listeners from different parts of the world as my special guests. They are Mr. Mark King, Ms. Mary Titus, Ms Rachel Flowers, Mr. Jeff Bergman, Dr. Yael Balazs, , Mr. Bob Faber, and Ms. Amy Dungan. As this show is about entering its second season, I would love to hear from my listeners like you to share their thoughts on this podcast and let me know of their suggestions on its future programs. One of today’s featured guests, Mr. Mark King, wrote me in e-mail below: here are some recommendations for future Podcasts. 1. how to get children to change their eating habits, before it becomes too late. 2. the addiction of carbohydrates, physical and physiological. 3. the effects of carbohydrates on the economy, i.e. medical and mental. Antismoking factions were able to use this effectively over the years too finally make smoking in our society an anti-social behavior. A few years ago is what accepted and in some cases promoted as being healthy. 4. the history of carbohydrates, why did humans start consuming them? When and where.? 5. In there a conspiracy by big Pharma to promote carbohydrates in order to sell more drugs? example the Canadian and American Diabetes society that continue to promote high carbs in order to sell volumes of insulin. 6. more on cancer and the relationship it has with carbohydrates. 7. the findings of carbohydrates promoting heart disease, (the recent discovery the mummified body of an Egyptian princess was analyzed and it was found to be riddled with heart disease, enough to kill. It is well known that the Egyptians main diet consisted of grains and barley and fruit. Very obviously, a majority of my listeners like you agree with Mr. King’s recommendations. Let’s go to listen to this episode now and see what they have for me. After that, I would love to have you share your thoughts with me too.
