"why are diabetes levels so high in east-asian countries"
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@teto @wizardmanperson @Morghur @Kagekokoro I looked at a map, doesn't seem much different from the west, honestly.
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@Jens_Rasmussen @Morghur @wizardmanperson @Kagekokoro
Sarcastic asshole response:
I didnt know white people ate as much white rice as chinks. And I didnt know chinks eat as much sugary pasteries as germans do. Put both together and you probably get spain.
Sarcastic asshole response:
I didnt know white people ate as much white rice as chinks. And I didnt know chinks eat as much sugary pasteries as germans do. Put both together and you probably get spain.
Don't know if i should feel offended.
But you're kinda right. After all, it was the Portuguese that gave the Japs a few pieces of spanish cuisine
But you're kinda right. After all, it was the Portuguese that gave the Japs a few pieces of spanish cuisine
@Morghur @Jens_Rasmussen @wizardmanperson @Kagekokoro the pattern in the middle east, where they eat rice, especially in pakistan, tells me it's sugary products plus the regular rice meals
@Morghur @Jens_Rasmussen @Kagekokoro @wizardmanperson or pakistan just has higher diabetes rates cuz half of them are inbred but what do I know
@teto @Morghur @Jens_Rasmussen @wizardmanperson @Kagekokoro this was a very interesting thread
When I look at that map and think about the results the AI overview had, there's a bunch of patterns that feel kinda unaccounted for, like obesity in general and genetic differences like you said here.
Very interesting nonetheless. Makes sense that white rice would cause it and I'm gonna switch too then I guess
When I look at that map and think about the results the AI overview had, there's a bunch of patterns that feel kinda unaccounted for, like obesity in general and genetic differences like you said here.
Very interesting nonetheless. Makes sense that white rice would cause it and I'm gonna switch too then I guess