Perils of Dietary Sugar

As a percentage of our overall intake, Americans' fat consumption has dropped in the last couple decades, but our sugar intake has increased by 30 percent!

That's because of all the added dietary sugar in our diet. Maybe you avoid offenders like candy and soda. But even things you think of as "healthy" are full of added dietary sugar: juice and sport drinks, breakfast cereals, canned vegetables.

Generally, the more processed a food is, the more sugar it has in it. Some spaghetti sauces are loaded with added sugar.

But over time, all that sugar changes how our bodies function, raising insulin production and slowing the metabolic process, so that our bodies turn more and more of it into-you guessed it-fat.

Diabetes rates in this country, along with rates of obesity, are simply skyrocketing.

So learn to recognize that rocket fuel. Whether it's called glucose, high fructose corn syrup or just plain sugar, it's basically the same nutritionally worthless sweet stuff.

To Place Your Order Click Here

Dietary Sugar | Obesity

This website is only for the purpose of providing information and should not be substituted for the advice of your doctor.
Please consult with your doctor before starting any weight loss program or supplement.

Want a Diet Analysis from our experts?
Take this FREE Diet Profile now!

Height
ft. in.

Year Born

Weight
lbs.

Goal Weight
lbs.

Now Introducing Free Meal Rewards! Join today and get your choice of one FREE meal or dessert delivered to you with your first purchase!