I noticed that sugar is much more addictive to a diabetic. Both my dad and grandma were diabetic, I also had a roommate who was. They struggled daily, one even went blind, so I decided that since it’s possible I could develop diabetes that I should avoid sugar. I do not regret it.
About a week before Easter, 1970, the Carol Burnett Show did a salute to Disney including a sketch in which Carol played Mary Poppins’ sister, tasked with taking care of two children AND their grandfather (probably Harvey Korman). While singing “A Spoonful of Sugar” she rhythmically shoveled sugar into his mouth, then asked, “By the way, what are you taking medicine for?” “Diabetes!”, collapsing.
The song, “A Spoonful of Sugar” written by Robert Sherman of the Sherman Brothers was inspired by Robert’s son telling him that he was given a polio vaccine with a sugar cube.
Nebuchadnezzar Scrood's Tannin Garden of BabbleOn over 1 year ago
.. and / or a plugger with a bad (or chemo-radiation-nuked) pancreas if you can’t take some medicines, period.
Or most food and drink.
yoey1957 over 1 year ago
Why does sugar get such a bad rap? Who stood by you when things didn’t go as planned in your life? Who was there to comfort you? It wasn’t broccoli!
Gent over 1 year ago
Sugar no good for kitty anyways.
Indiana Guy Premium Member over 1 year ago
Cats are unable to taste sugar.
juicebruce over 1 year ago
Good Luck ….
Ichabod Ferguson over 1 year ago
Try rubbing salt around the rim.
ctolson over 1 year ago
In which case you use Splenda!
CasperFourTeen Premium Member over 1 year ago
Just take another half unit of insulin!
tammyspeakslife Premium Member over 1 year ago
I noticed that sugar is much more addictive to a diabetic. Both my dad and grandma were diabetic, I also had a roommate who was. They struggled daily, one even went blind, so I decided that since it’s possible I could develop diabetes that I should avoid sugar. I do not regret it.
gcarlson over 1 year ago
About a week before Easter, 1970, the Carol Burnett Show did a salute to Disney including a sketch in which Carol played Mary Poppins’ sister, tasked with taking care of two children AND their grandfather (probably Harvey Korman). While singing “A Spoonful of Sugar” she rhythmically shoveled sugar into his mouth, then asked, “By the way, what are you taking medicine for?” “Diabetes!”, collapsing.
g04922 over 1 year ago
How about a spoonful of organic honey, maybe ??
sergioandrade Premium Member over 1 year ago
The song, “A Spoonful of Sugar” written by Robert Sherman of the Sherman Brothers was inspired by Robert’s son telling him that he was given a polio vaccine with a sugar cube.
NaturLvr over 1 year ago
Sugar may not be great for us, but high fructose corn syrup is the true evil.