There is no problem with taking your tea with or without sugar, except of course for the calorie and carb load that sugar provides. There is no interaction with tea, except to sweeten it. Taking unsweetened tea is OK. Taking tea with real brown sugar (not the spun refined sugar with molasses added) is also OK. Real brown sugar have coarser crystals. Taking tea with refined white sugar is very bad, not because of the tea but because of the sugar. see link Sugar's effect on your health
In my opinion no, I think it can add more flavor. However many people will completely disagree. Sugar also is not so healthy for you so if you are worried that sugar will ruin your diet let me suggest not to drink it with sugar.
Putting sugar in anything is bad for you, and coffee is no different. Sugar is sugar. Do it in moderation and it won't be that bad for you.
no
You don't need tea in your diet; you can be healthy without it.
Sugar is good for health because it contains sucrose which is an instant source of energy for our body.
Pie is delicious. Eating it is enjoyable and makes you feel good and feeling good is part of being healthy. However, pie typically contains a lot of sugar, and too much sugar is not good for your health. So, as with most foods, moderation is good for your health.
there are no good effects of taking in cadium compounds
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Eating curd before sleeping is bad for health, as it causes digestion disorder. This may in turn cause ulcerous problem. Even curd should be taken after lunch but without sugar for better result.
None. If you value your health. You do not need added sugar for good health. You can have no more than 35 grams of sugar per day, that's about approx 9 teaspoons.
No actually its good for you and stabilize your sugar levels.
It's not any healthier than sugar.
No.
eating good sources of fruits and grains is good for your health. taking care of your bodyand being active in any type of exercise can also help your health coditions.
No. They have little nutritional value, and their calories are mostly from fat and sugar.