#Low-sugar diet
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gwmac · 2 years ago
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The Sweet Life: Rating Healthy Sugar Alternatives That Won't Leave You Sour From 1-10
Prepare to be enlightened as you embark on a tantalizing journey through the universe of healthy sugar alternatives, eager to transform your diet and leave sugar and high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) in the dust. These are in my opinion the top five alternatives that can help you savor the sweetness of life without the worry of health consequences. We’ve delved deep into scientific studies, expert…
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How to reduce sugar and fat?
This article is originally published on Freedom from Diabetes website, available here. People with diabetes, should manage diabetes effectively, they should choose right diet. High levels of sugars and unhealthy fats can worsen blood sugar control, contribute to weight gain, and increase the risk of complications. First you have to understand how Sugar impact on Blood Glucose Levels.
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Diabetic should avoid sugary foods, it can lead to rapid spikes in blood sugar. This is because sugar is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream, causing a sudden rise in glucose levels.
Effect of Fat on Insulin Sensitivity
Just imagin, a person with diabetics who loves fast food. Even if you’re careful about counting carbs, eating too many unhealthy fats, like those in fried foods or processed snacks, can still make it tough to control your blood sugar. These fats can cause insulin resistance, which means your body struggles to use insulin properly. So, after a high-fat meal like a cheeseburger and fries, you might notice your blood sugar is harder to manage.
Benefits of Reducing Sugar and Fat
Diabetess should cut down the unhealthy fats, will helpful for manage blood sugar level properly and improve your overall health. You should go for grain, vegetables, nuts, fruits, can help to stablize the blood sugar level.
Here are two effective methods to reduce sugar and fat in your meals
To lower sugar content, cook rice and store it in the refrigerator overnight before reheating it the next day. This process forms cross-linkages in the starch, turning it into resistant starch, which reduces the glycemic index by 40%. This method has been practiced by South Indians for years, offering great health benefits.
To cut down on fat, try air fryer and avoid deep frying. This method uses minimal oil, reducing calories by 70-80% and significantly lowering fat content. Also helps avoid the formation of harmful substances like acrylamide, which is created during deep frying.
Enjoy air-fried treats like crispy okra, sweet potato chips, and onion fritters without the guilt!
In short, cutting down on sugars and unhealthy fats is key for diabetics. It helps control blood sugar and prevents long-term issues like heart disease and insulin resistance.
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Obviously this sketch is from an AU where he grew up with regular dental care and also the ability to smile without Vibes of Impending Doom
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pretty-princess-4ever · 3 months ago
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Food log 9/7/24 💕
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Avocado (90), eggs (140), aunt Millie’s low carb bread (60), berries (25), spinach and kale (12)-327
Salmon (170), zucchini and onion (35), mashed cauliflower (75)-280
Full fat Greek yogurt 3/4 cup (140), berries (35), half apple (40), 1 tbsp pumpkin seeds (60), almonds (45), walnuts (50)-370
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rincewindsapprentice · 4 days ago
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I hate how common zero-sugar things are, I hate zero-calorie sweeteners, I hate stevia, I hate monk fruit extract, why can't we just accept that things have calories and that sugar is fine in moderation
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ivorythistle · 4 days ago
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𝙲𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚖𝚎 𝚙𝚕𝚒𝚏𝚏𝚢!
- 𝚙𝚊𝚜𝚝 𝚊𝚌𝚌𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚝𝚜 𝚊𝚛𝚎 𝚋𝚊𝚢𝚜𝚢𝚒𝚕𝚕 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚋𝚊𝚢𝚜𝚒𝚕 (𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚐𝚘𝚝 𝚝𝚎𝚛𝚖𝚒𝚗𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚍)
-"𝚍𝚒𝚎𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐" 𝚠𝚒𝚗𝚔 𝚠𝚒𝚗𝚔
- 𝚕𝚋𝚜 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚔𝚐𝚜
- 𝚖𝚢 𝚊𝚌𝚌 𝚒𝚜𝚗𝚝 𝚜𝚝𝚛𝚒𝚌𝚝𝚕𝚢 𝚍𝚒𝚎𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐!
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sublimepizzatriumph · 2 months ago
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I either eat nothing for a few days or binge so bad i eat everything from my fridge, i ate over 3000 kcal and im gonna regret it so bad
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flowercrown-bard · 9 months ago
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I am once again pissed at diet culture. I just watched three tiktoks in a row. how to cook dairyfree. How to meal prep without carbs. How to make healthy snacks without sugar. I keep getting (and stupidly clicking on) those articles that are like "ten things you shouldn't eat if you want to lose weight" and "why xy foods are bad for you" and wouldn't you know it last week i got recommendated articles that said those specific foods were super healthy and great for weight loss and now i should "never eat" them?? Is there any food we're still allowed to eat without being made to feel guilty?
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lonelyvermonster · 8 months ago
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Apparently when I cut out caffeine I start craving sugar.
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mistress-light · 4 months ago
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I'm so happy with my new blender (to help me with my diet). Got my fridge stacked with fruits and veggies to blend.
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gir1yvents · 8 months ago
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Why does no one talk about this flavor
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It's so good
I love it
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reploidbuddy · 23 days ago
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I'm feeling a small victory this morning
#been trying to get a lil more in shape and started for realsies last week#and I reached a number on the scale I hadn't seen in like a year#(ok it is barely one lb below my usuals and normal fluctuations will probably get it back up but I still hadn't seen that for a year)#(and for me that's impressive on its own)#I don't want to look at the scale too much bc in the end it doesn't matter bc losing weight isn't even my real objective#and obsessing over the scale has only made things worse for me in the past#but I've been doing a bit of cardio to increase my running endurance so I can have more fun larping#and doing strength training bc I've always wanted big muscles for myself#and making sure what I eat will help the training aka more protein and fiber#and for sugar cravings I've been going toward smoothies more and gddm found some rly good low effort ones that I look forward to drinking#((ok I said I started for realsies last week but that's only the exercise part#been doing the protein thing for two now))#idk just been trying to eat healthier in general and working around my food pickiness without giving up treats#(dieting attempts have been disastrous for me in the past so prohibiting stuff and all is smthn I won't do)#been focusing on trying to find healthier options for myself and get exercise in and it probably doesn't mean anything#but im still proud of that 1 lb down#bc to me it means that something's changing in a body that has felt stagnant despite my efforts for years#and the possibility of being able to run for more than 10 seconds during larp feels feasible#idk it's a small victory for me and I think I should celebrate the small stuff too
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cutesynightmare · 2 days ago
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DELICIOUS protein treats I found at Five Below.
220 calories, 19g protein, and only 4g added sugar.
I'm obsessed. 🤤
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silverfroot · 8 months ago
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8 hours standing with 100kg
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My knees and feet hurts. I've been working all day long standing.
GOD it hurts!
I need to loose weight or I'll loose my knees and my ability to walk properly. Just woke up and couldn't barely walk properly.
Today is Saint Joseph's day and I made a promise that I will stay one year without fried potatoes. Also, I'm willing to try to cut off flour. I've been in absence of sugar for a month.
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I'll be avoiding foods that hasn't nutricional value, just carbs and fat. I'm getting nothing good from those zero nutritional value things.
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mysticdreamcafe · 14 days ago
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Recipes
I have to go lean meats, fatty fish, and lots of low starch veg and tired of looking for recipes. BTW I'm adding whole grains in limited amounts to the router (lentils, beans, brown rice).
Low carb'ish, low fat'ish, no sugar, not spicy (I do have work arounds for the latter two on the list).
If you have recipes that are tasty and not spicy please email or DM them to me. Seriously, I'm
Thanks,
MV
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ketoandme · 1 month ago
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Gary Taubes came to prominence back in 2000 with a pathbreaking article in the New York Times Magazine reviewing the evidence about obesity and weight loss that challenged the still-prevailing-today wisdom. It was widely reviled and rejected in the medical and public health expert communities - by everyone, pretty much, except for those who had been utterly desperate to lose weight and keep it off.
I was one of those people who - well, I guess I'd say, in the context of this Tumblr blog and the zillions of girls here who have embraced precisely the mindset they have been taught by health and wellness classes, doctors, etc. - the belief that gaining or losing weight is simply calories eaten versus calories burned. And taught and internalized that your inability to lose weight, yours and mine both, was due to lack of willpower and self discipline. Eat less, move more … exhortations proffered by the experts to the masses even as obesity, type 2 diabetes, all the conditions now called metabolic syndrome, exploded in the population.
That article and Taubes' later books offered an alternative and scientifically persuasive, imao, shift in understanding the science of weight gain and loss, for me and increasingly for millions of failed dieters who ditched calories in / calories out model of obesity - understanding that the human body is not a “bomb calorimeter,” burning food to ash to determine heat generated. What the body does with food depends in the first place on the type of macronutrient - carbs, fats, and protein - and the mind boggling complex metabolic biochemistry that governs how they are processed, used, and stored. The most important part of that story, for most people looking to lose weight, is the hormone insulin, and how it essentially directs what happens to carbohydrates in the body.
A key takeaway for the girls here wanting to stop being obese is that insulin, which is stimulated by carbs being eaten, digested, and entering the bloodstream, will have the net effect of locking up that glucose rather than burning it as fuel, and keeping the fat already in the body that ought to be available to burn as fuel, locked up so that it can’t be burned. When I used to go on calorie restriction diets, I felt like I was hungry - starving - all the time.
Taubes and other metabolic scientists helped me understand that this wasn’t psychology or gluttony - my sense of starvation and ravenous hunger was real because I lacked access to the body’s energy stored as fat. It’s what has come to be called the carbohydrate-insulin (resistance) model of obesity versus the calories in / calories out model. The insulin closes off access to your fat to serve as energy - and, yes, you’re ravenous because you don’t have access to energy. And you won’t lose much weight permanently that way, because you can’t really lose weight if you aren’t burning off fat, and insulin in the metabolic pathway makes that very hard.
But science has marched on, and the science of metabolism has started to figure out something long suspected - that ordinary table sugar, sucrose, has unique properties beyond being the most highly digestible carbohydrate. Consisting of glucose and fructose chemically joined, the fructose half of table sugar has uniquely deleterious effects in the body. It’s probably pretty accurate to say that fructose is, all things equal, the most fattening molecule in the mammalian diet. Consumed not as whole fruit with fiber, but instead as sweetened beverages - not just soft drinks, but also as liquid fruit juices - it is a huge “obesogen.”
The biochemical and metabolic role of sugar in the body, as well as sugar’s social, cultural, and economic role in global obesity and metabolic disease, is the topic of “The Case Against Sugar.” The book goes deep into the metabolic science, but the takeaways are pretty clear, even if you’re a high school student and even if you hate math or science.
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