Eating too much sugar can cause a person to become over-energetic, only to be followed by a slump of lack of energy. It can also lead to weight gain, sleep problems, and blood-sugar level problems within your body.
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∙ 10y agoThere are plenty of theories regarding weight loss and weight control. There's Glycemic Index, there's LCHF just to mention a few.
But when it comes to controlling your body weight, the biggest thing is your energy (= calorie) balance.
If what you eat and drink during the day has more energy/calories than you use up, the body will turn that excess energy into fat and store it.
And it's always a balance between what, and how much you eat.
It's the calories that count the most - not the shape they come in.
A big serving of something that's low in calories,can have the same total number as a small serving of something that's high in calories.
It's a bit like with money, a bucket of coins can have the same value as a small stack of bills.
Again, It's the numbers that counts, not the shape they come in.
Now, for someone trying to lose or maintain weight, sweets are kinda dangerous. Sugary things tend to be real high in calories, so it only takes a handful to provide a huge amount of energy/calories.
There's nothing special about sweets as such, the same amount of calories from any other source would contribute just at much to your body weight.
Thing is, it's just so much easier to overeat on sweets than it is on apples.
Whatever method you look at, they're all after the same goal - to reduce a person's overall calorie intake/uptake. And as long as they do that, they will work.
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∙ 12y agoEating too much sugar can certainly make you feel bad, and it is not good for you.
I think that eating sugar does make you fat, because sugar builds on fat molecules, which makes you fat.
Full. If you eat enough of them
No. A lollipop is just sugar.
Something that can make you feel like you have hypertension but does not have the same symptoms, would be low blood sugar. Symptoms can vary from person to person, though.
The intake of sugar get readily absorbed by our intestine and become part of our blood sugar that is oxidized to release energy. hence we feel energized after taking sugar. If you have sugar diabetes, a dose of sugar makes you feel energized -- get medical help.
Eating tissue paper does. Because when it reacts with liquid it bloats and makes you feel full.
Full. If you eat enough of them
You can eat healthy and going on a sugar-free diet can make you sick. First of all when you eat healthy is going to have less sugar that you would intake in your body. When you go on a sugar-free diet, most of the products in sugar-free foods aren't healthy.
No, eating foods that contain protein does not make you feel bloated. Carbohydrates do that. Protein-rich foods make you feel fuller for longer.
yes it will make you feel better.
frosting and sugar cubes would be a great thing to make unless sumone is really eating it of u can always make it out if different sized cake
by eating over 230 sweets a day