Quitting sugar altogether was a big mistake
We constantly hear that sugar is not good for the body and we should reduce the amount of sugar in our daily diet. Sugar contains sucrose and is said to increase the risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Under the influence of these things, the BBC's Radhika Singh decided that she would stop using sugar altogether to keep herself healthy. For more than two months, they did not use sugar in any form. What happened then? Read them orally.
I haven't used sugar in over a month and I feel very bad.
I ate at least once a day and now my life is completely 'sugar free'
But the only word I want to run is 'chocolate'.
Celebrities advised, 'Quit sugar.'
I think I am a person whose daily diet includes at least 15 teaspoons of sugar. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a daily diet should contain only six teaspoons of sugar.
It is said that a soda carbonate drink may have contained nine teaspoons of sugar.
With these statistics in mind, I became concerned about my health and started researching on the Internet.
Celebrities and nutritionists advice not eating sugar. Hollywood stars like Gwyneth Paltrow, Sarah Wilson and the general public also talk about quitting sugar on their Instagram accounts.
His message is clear: don't ignore sugar, get rid of it completely from your life.
So I had take this challenge.
According to the WHO, no more than six teaspoons of sugar a day should be used
Experiment start
In the first 15 days, I experienced worse situations than the consistent headaches and I became irritate and started screaming at
The sweet taste of banana but Gwyneth didn't even allow a little fructose.
The headache disappeared after three weeks. Now, if sweets or cakes were brought in front of me, I would not feel uncomfortable and would not have to refuse.
I thought, can I do this? But no, at 11 o'clock at night she was looking for Easter eggs in the kitchen.
I didn't usually worry about breakfast but now, in the weekend shopping, I had to think a lot about what I could eat and what not.
I couldn't enjoy people's birthday party. I was drinking plain water there when others had a glass of wine in their hands.
There are health benefits to reducing the amount of sugar you lose
Medical advice
But knowledge does not advocate its complete sacrifice. Two months later, my colleagues and friends agreed. I went a long way in this matter.
I take a advice from a specialist. Dr. Hisham Ziauddin is a researcher at Cambridge University. They did not understand why I was experiencing this on my own.
One thing I was told was that my main mistake was, 'Who told you to give up sugar altogether?'
'Balanced diet'
Then I was realized that there was no scientific study that recommended that. It was the advice of internet celebrities and some ordinary people that influenced me and I did it.
Zia-ud-Din believes that there are benefits to reducing the amount of sugar in terms of weight loss and dental health, but the results were clear: "It's all about giving it up altogether."
According to experts giving up sugar altogether can be harmful
Since then, I have been decided considering Dr. Zia-ud-Din's advice. They say, no less, no more. As my teacher in sixth grade used to say, 'Eat a balanced diet.'
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