The average American eats 70 grams of fructose per day — a number triple the recommended daily limit.
“Early humans ate about 4 pounds of sugar a year. By comparison, in 2008, the average American ate 136 pounds of sugar in the form of white sugar (cane sugar and beet sugar), corn sweeteners, honey, molasses and other syrups. That boils down to roughly 22 teaspoons of sugar per person per day.”
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For Teens, Too Much Sugar can be a Heartbreaker
The American teenage consumes an average of 28.3 teaspoons of added sugar a day (one-fifth of their daily calories), leading to possible heart disease later in life.
Some great tips for those of us who can’t resist sugar!
I’m four days into my sugar ban, and reader Allegra sent me this article from GOOP — too timely! Thanks, Allegra!
First, what do you need to know about sugar addiction? Find out in this article by Dr. Frank Lipman:
Part of the reason it’s so hard to kick the habit is that over time…
For anyone thinking of cutting out sugar - or just wondering about the effects of sugar - here’s an assessment of what it does, where it’s found and how to avoid it.
Agave sweetener is lower on glycemic index than sugar and sweeter too, so you use less of it.
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Q: Is writing your novels pleasure or drudgery?
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Sugar/Sweet Stuff
This post is dedicated to my cousin...
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Don’t get discouraged.. just think of how far you’ve come!
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“Find a way to succeed.”— Anonymous






