Fact is that fructose is nearly twice as sweet as sucrose, meaning a drink sweetened with fructose has not much more than half the total amount of sugar than a drink sweetened with sucrose (to the same level of sweetness), which breaks down to 50:50 glucose:fructose. Surely a volume of drink with 55 grams of fructose is healthier than a similar volume of drink with 100 grams of sucrose instead (everything else is equal), especially when that sucrose breaks down to being 50 grams of glucose & 50 grams of fructose, nearly the same amount of fructose plus nearly the same amount of another sugar too.

BTW, It seems some out there claim sucrose & fructose are poisonous sweeteners too.

Or Eurail?

I suggest you try a train next time.

She was launched in 1916 (middle of WWI), complete with a flight deck for both landing & taking off. Traditionally most naval historians consider the Furious the beginning of the 'conventional aircraft carrier'. She was so successful that her sister ships, Courageous & Glorious, were converted to carriers in the immediate post-WWI period.

No one gets real withdrawal after just 3 days use. Even the come-down from Crystal Meth is just a delayed side effect, analogous to a hang-over after a alcohol binge, rather than withdrawal to dependence/addiction (which in regards alcohol is the DTs)

Mind you the major difference between the addict personality & others, is that addict personalties think they're hooked after 2 or 3 days use when they're not, & the mind is such a strong thing that it creates a false reality to match their thinking. So if you really did think you were hooked & had withdrawals after just 2 days, you made the right choice to stay away, because odds on you could be high risk of being a addict in the making.

Where heroin is prescribed legally, like Switzerland, virtually all it's so-called nasty side effects are negated.

People prescribed it don't OD because quantity/quality consistencies are guaranteed. They don't catch things like HIV/HCV because IV equipment availability minimizes equipment sharing. The desire to rob or steal is minimized because prescription heroin doesn't cost much more to make than aspirin.

Heroin is just a catalyst of morphine, that converts back to morphine in the body, & as such negative side-effects of long term use of prescription heroin are as minimal as they are for morphine, being simply a higher rate of dental cavities if one's dental hygiene isn't upgraded, due to DIDMS (drug induced dry mounth syndrome) like many other medications. Yes there are war veterans who have been on autonomous morphine pumps for over 40 years years (for things like shrapnel against the spin, etc) & that is their only negative side-effect. Even this side-effect can be negated through the regular use of a electric toothbrush & extra strong toothpaste like NF2K.

BTW I know a number of people that were perpetual thieves/scammers/sex-workers till they got on prescription heroin & in very quick time became highly successful professionals in a number of different legitimate industries.

I Also know many people that tried heroin & didn't like it & moved on, & also know people that don't have any problem using heroin infrequently enough to never get a habit (Simply no more than 2 days a week)

It's not hard to tell the addicts from those that arn't. The fact is if a person does not have 1 of about 8 specif axis 1 mental disorders or 1 of about 12 personality disorders, the odds are they will never become a addict long term regardless of how much they experiment with drugs in their teens or their 20's. Mind you a large percentage of those that do have personality disorders are never diagnosed as, & thus arn't aware of their risk, are in denial, or are simply written off as junky scums. Adversely you could say that anyone that's over 30 that's still living a dysfunctional drug addict life style, odds on has a personality disorder &/or 1 of about 8 specific A1 mental disorders, whether they have been diagnosed or not. The classic junkie cliché of ripping off one's own grandmother is usually an indicator of a cluster B personality disorder. These facts outline the answers to the old questions of the difference between a heavy drinker & a alcoholic, or a recreational gambler & a compulsive gambler. Invariably the difference is that the alcoholic/compulsive gambler also has a personality disorder or a mental disorder.

One could also define the 12 steps of AA/NA as a arguably functional lifestyle method for those that are on the wagon in regards their compulsions & have undiagnosed personality disorders or are in-denial in that regard (many addicts have many attitudes that have not matured from their days in high school, where to identify as having a mental problem was considered worse than to identify as a druggie).

what a load a crap

Tell you a secret, if a woman's dry it means she's not aroused (well except those with medical issues)

not acceping the things one cannot change = loser

just because it maybe illegal to sell or possess certain drugs does not mean it's is illegal to buy them.

Europeans, Canadians & us Aussies don't have a problem backpacking arround the world, doing a gap year, why Americans don't do it is beyond me.

UNESCO should be thankfull that there's a backup in case the original gets wiped by an eathquake.

while questioning suspects & informants, so it must be ok.

dozens of mines have opened in areas where it wasn't viable as late as 10 years ago due to coverage 40 metres deep of ice that has since disappeared making the opening of these mines viable for the 1st time.

it doesn't exist in the real world

UK does not fall within US juridiction