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Those of you who've read my rants against Sherri Shepherd of The View will know how much she makes my blood sugar boil. Well, she did it again yesterday. In a segment on fried state fair food - of all things - Ms. Shepherd - a Type 2 diabetic - scarfed down some scary foods, proving to all that she doesn't take her diabetes or health in general, seriously. How many times do I have to see this woman chain-swallowing sugary desserts?
In just under ten minutes, here is what Sherri Shepherd shoveled into her big mouth:
1. Fried butter
2. Fried peanut butter
3. Fried cookie dough
4. Apple pie
5. Deep-fried candy apple
6. Corn dog
7. Fried crabcake
8. Honey Sauce
and, drumroll please . . . Deep-fried chocolate peanut butter doughballs!
I do have to give her some credit, though - she also ate something called 'salad-on-a-stick', which actually looked quite healthy, although she looked heartbroken that it wasn't coated in honey and sugar. And granted, she may have taken two bites of so of each, but look at all of that deep-fried garbage - I can't even imagine her blood sugar levels after eating all of that. It adds up!
Generally speaking, I couldn't care less what she does with her own health - if she wants diabetic complications, more power to her. My problem with her lies in the fact that she is a paid endorser of so-called "diabetic" products (which we all know are anything BUT healthy for diabetics).
I'm firing off a letter to Sherri Shepherd at the View to tell her what a hypocrite she is for trying to convince others to take their diabetes seriously (as long as the checks keep rolling in, of course) while her actions regarding her own health say otherwise.
Ugh, she makes me sick!
In just under ten minutes, here is what Sherri Shepherd shoveled into her big mouth:
1. Fried butter
2. Fried peanut butter
3. Fried cookie dough
4. Apple pie
5. Deep-fried candy apple
6. Corn dog
7. Fried crabcake
8. Honey Sauce
and, drumroll please . . . Deep-fried chocolate peanut butter doughballs!
I do have to give her some credit, though - she also ate something called 'salad-on-a-stick', which actually looked quite healthy, although she looked heartbroken that it wasn't coated in honey and sugar. And granted, she may have taken two bites of so of each, but look at all of that deep-fried garbage - I can't even imagine her blood sugar levels after eating all of that. It adds up!
Generally speaking, I couldn't care less what she does with her own health - if she wants diabetic complications, more power to her. My problem with her lies in the fact that she is a paid endorser of so-called "diabetic" products (which we all know are anything BUT healthy for diabetics).
I'm firing off a letter to Sherri Shepherd at the View to tell her what a hypocrite she is for trying to convince others to take their diabetes seriously (as long as the checks keep rolling in, of course) while her actions regarding her own health say otherwise.
Ugh, she makes me sick!