The alcohol has calories, I believe there are 4 Cal for every 1 g of alcohol.
The carbs and sugar you eat.
Ideally 30 % of calories should come from protein 50 % from carbs 20% from good fat
Vodka, gin, rum, tequila, brandy, and whiskey all have no sugar so their calories all come from ethanol. Assuming each is 40% alcohol, they will all have the same, and lowest, number of calories.
Fifty percent of your diet or half of what you eat should come from carbohydrates. If you consume a 1,200 calorie diet, then 600 calories should come from carbs. The beneficial carbs would be fruits, vegetables, whole grains such as oatmeal. If you want to maintain a healthy diet or weight, avoid or reduce carbs such as sugar, potato chips, pastries, white breads, pasta and other refined foods.
4 from protein, 9 from fat, 4 from carbs
1 gram of carbohydrate contains about 4200 calories so it's impossible. But if you mean "Calories", which I think you do, then 1 gram of carbohydrate contains 4.2. 4.2x30=126 So about 126 Calories comes from the carbohydrates.
There are two kinds of carbs, commonly referred to as "good carbs" and "bad carbs." Carbs are the source of energy in the body and come from starches, fiber and sugar. Simple carbs are the ones to avoid (processed sugar, white bread, candy, etc.) while complex carbs (fruits, veggies, potatoes) are healthier for a variety of reasons. The number of carbs included in the daily meal plan depends on the calories of the plan and how active you are. Read more about carbs here: nutrition.about.com/od/basicnutritionecourse/a/carbohydrates.htm Read about calculating the number of carbs for your diet here: nutrition.about.com/od/askyournutritionist/f/howmanycarbs.htm
They are the calories in a food that do not come from fat. It can be from natural sweetness or juices (like in fruits or vegetables), from grains, from protein, from carbs, from sodium, and a few other factors. In your body, these calories are the first to be used up by your body and not converted into sugars or fat cells.
Because the diabetic is unable to process sugar correctly.
Better (and the best) tequilas are distilled from 100% blue agave. However, by law, liquors can still be called tequila if they are made from more than 50% blue agave and the remainder from cane sugar. These tequilas are referred to as mixtos.
Many calories come from sugar, but that is not necessarily the most concentrated source. Things like proteins and dairy also have a lot of calories.
For 1400 calories, I think about 175 total grams of carbs is correct. I based this on the guidelines suggesting that 50% of calories come from carbs, and there are 4 calories per carb/gram...SO: 1400 divided by 2=700. 700 divided by 4=175. The thing to remember is that "complex" carbs like whole grain, veggies and beans have FIBER, which most "simple" carbs like sugar, white bread, cakes, soda, etc. DON'T have any fiber so they spike blood sugar. I also think that you can deduct the fiber grams from the carb grams because fiber is not digested by the body (that's where you'll see the term "net carbs" on packaging). So if a wholegrain roll has 20 g of carbs and 8 g of fiber, you really only absorb 12 g of carbs. Hope this helps!