Krystyna23040
Expert
Thank you for your thoughts on the programme. I am really interested on your further thoughts on what he ignored just to make his point.Initial thoughts were he rushed the ending because it didn't suit his thesis and he ignored a herd of elephants in the room just to make his point
I suppose the programme really resonated with me because since childhood I have always thought that foods like rice, potatoes, pasta and bread were very tasteless yukky junk fillers that I avoided eating at every opportunity. I just wanted real food on my plate - not cheap tasteless yuk.
Actually, as a child I would wait for my parents to leave the table so I could dump the rice or potatoes in the weeds between the garden shed and the fence. The rats must have loved me.
I absolutely loved meat, fish, dairy, eggs, nuts, vegetables and fruits - especially berries. As a child my favourite pastime was picking blackberries and also picking and eating the raw peas that my dad grew.
Carbs were never a problem, but when I discovered manufactured treats it became a major issue for me. I was totally addicted to them as they tasted so divine.
I never understood why, once l had eaten a treat I just couldn't stop. The programme went a long way to explaining why.