Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Sugar cravings
Now, now, children!" is what I once said to a CEO and a school teacher at a committee meeting I was chairing. Not that I am going to say it here.... (It was effective, though. They stopped hating each other and hated me instead - and we got a lot of work done.) As to the article, as it stands it is somewhat unencyclopaedic in Wikipedia terms. I am also worried about the as yet unwritten bits, whose headings give distinct impressions of Original Research or possible promotion of something (which need not be commercial - ideas can be promoted too, but not here) yet to emerge. (Don't think that sentence would translate well by machine. Don't care, either.) "How To Stop Sugar Cravings: Key Lessons" (my quotes - although there are plenty to spare in the article) is a little bit in contravention of  before it even gets written. I get the feeling that sugar cravings do exist - or is it low sugar levels? I've had to deal with those and mostly in non-diabetics to boot. However, the PubMed references do indicate that there are researches going on into this area. It cannot totally be dismissed as OR - well, in Wikipedia terms. It is original research by the researchers, but it is published research by the definition here. The article does look as though it is a flier promoting some sort of fruitloopery. (Fruitloopery is used here in the sense found in the 'Feedback' column in 'New Scientist' et al.) It probably isn't, but surface impressions are important. Sorry to ramble a bit - had a hard day and not feeling organised
— User:Peridon, 22:43, 14 January 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOTHOWTO (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)