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which is needed.

More is needed, but there are some studies now showing cause and effect, and there is no cause.

Potatoes don't cause weight gain and they don't cause type 2 diabetes.

And there was no difference between the groups.

There was no statistical difference between the two groups, the group that ate potatoes and the group that ate beans.

And we gave them a large amount of potatoes.

We gave them anywhere from 200 to 400 grams of potatoes a day.

But they didn't gain weight and they actually lost weight in both the groups.

They lost approximately 5% of their body weight in eight weeks.

and their blood glucose response improved.

So in the context of a healthy eating plan that's low in energy density, potatoes are a good food.

Right.

There's no harm in eating fried, but moderation is the key.

Fried potatoes can be a part of your diet, but it's not the sole way that you eat potatoes.

And actually, as a matter of fact, potatoes contain a host of nutrients, potassium and dietary fiber.

But if you eat the potatoes with their skins, that increases the dietary fiber component.

Secondly, potatoes have a kind of starch that is resistant to digestion.

When you

potatoes, that starch becomes more available to your body.

But if you cook the potatoes, say boil them, you cool them for 24 hours and then use the potatoes, those starches which had opened up with the