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Any advice for stopping eating sugar

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betting_masta
When: 05 Sep 17 01:38
eat a plant- based diet and some meat here and there. don't overcook your food. eat some raw vegetables and limit alcohol intake
By:
xmoneyx
When: 05 Sep 17 01:41
started this week

low impact exercise

walking 30 mins
row machine 30 mins
swimming 30 mins
By:
xmoneyx
When: 05 Sep 17 01:42
low impact

exercise that's easier on the body an avoids injury
By:
betting_masta
When: 05 Sep 17 03:17
give a mate or your wife £500  on the proviso that you don't eat any sugar for a month - then see where you are
By:
TheBaron
When: 05 Sep 17 13:21
Sugar, salt and fat is added to processed food to make it palatable.  The reason people are fat these days compared to fifty years ago is nearly all down to the amount of processed food eaten. 

Wanna lose weight? best thing you can do is to reduce the amount of processed to a minimum.
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Journeyman
When: 05 Sep 17 14:24
Everyone's goals are different. Due to my metabolism I'm not currently carrying excess weight.
I've honestly lost count of the number of times I've been told by someone observing my lifestyle 'how are you not fat'
I have however seen colleagues my own age (4th decade) turn from slim to huge virtually overnight and am wary.
(Plus getting away with it due to metabolism seems like a pyrric victory if in reality I'm setting up disease or an early death)

Have now gone two days without putting sugar in coffee. I'm not missing it as much as I thought, but instead have drunk twice as much of it as usual..!
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