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4 days no sugar

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No cheese, no more meat for dinner and I feel great. I really have a sugar addiction and it's hard to quit once inside a shopping mall with all those cakes. I'm scared I will relapse due to lack of self control. 

 

I'm starting to think that 8 years ago I started my life in Thailand completely wrong. The buffets, the pizzas, the awful japanese food suki and grills, the hotel lounges with unlimited pastries and cheese ....

 

I now see that the less I spend on food the better I feel. It's quite amazing. I can breathe at night which I couldn't due to reflux. Every morning I'd wake up with bad breath. it's fine now. Only after 4 days. Yep ...it's all sugar. 

 

 

 

 

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  • Moderation is the key.  I eat what ever I want, when I want, although do know to put limits on some things.  Actually, do most of my own cooking, usually from scratch (baking) so control intake amount

  • Yes, the no sugar certainly makes a difference, and you dont realise how addicted you are until you stop. I wouldn't give up the protein (meat, cheese) as well. That's the whole idea of low carb,

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    Milk, processed meats, white flours, hydrogenated oils and sugar  The 5 dietary dead ends to be avoided

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A cleanse a few times a year has miraculous results.....

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Yes, the no sugar certainly makes a difference, and you dont realise how addicted you are until you stop.

I wouldn't give up the protein (meat, cheese) as well. That's the whole idea of low carb, keto diets. Eat mostly fat and proteins, little to no carbs.

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Milk, processed meats, white flours, hydrogenated oils and sugar 

The 5 dietary dead ends to be avoided

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I think most guy just lost track of the concept to eat balanced food. Most people who get that can live a good life eating what they like.

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Cheese and meats are good keep high protein is better.

Sugar is the most addictive substance on earth terrible it kills many more people then Covid should be banned permanently worldwide.

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Sugar isn't the enemy it's the junk you eat, the stuff you buy is full of fat, chocolate, cake, pastries, ice cream, crisps, biscuits, nuts. It's important you understand the difference

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4 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Sugar isn't the enemy it's the junk you eat, the stuff you buy is full of fat, chocolate, cake, pastries, ice cream, crisps, biscuits, nuts. It's important you understand the difference

Oh good. I was just thinking if I should have a tablespoon of white sugar for breakfast or not.

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Moderation is the key.  I eat what ever I want, when I want, although do know to put limits on some things.  Actually, do most of my own cooking, usually from scratch (baking) so control intake amounts of sugar & salt mainly.  So enjoy a few less healthy pleasures, but in moderation.  Not anti anything, but know not to overdo any one food group, except veggies, as don't think you can eat too much of them.

 

Once you do that, and then buy restaurant / store bought prepared foods, you notice immediately the extra content of sugar & salt they use.  Sometimes, way OTT.  After a short learning curve, you become a much better cook than the so called 'chefs'.

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next step - vegetable/salad diet for a few days or even fasting. Just short, for try.

Another white death is salt

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I'm surprised Thais survive at all seeing as they eat white rice and high quantities of sugar every day.

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1 hour ago, brewsterbudgen said:

I'm surprised Thais survive at all seeing as they eat white rice and high quantities of sugar every day.

They were slim for generations eating white rice and sugar

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4 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Cheese and meats are good keep high protein is better.

Sugar is the most addictive substance on earth terrible it kills many more people then Covid should be banned permanently worldwide.

And how crazy is that? Why in the world should you ban sugar? it´s a perfect addition to many things regarding cooking and baking. It´s the easiest thing in the worls to not take more than 1 piece of sugar in the coffee or none at all. People should drink coffee because they like it, not because they love sugar. That´s just one example out of many.

 

After that you have all the coke, fanta and sprite that must be drunk all the time or given to children at low age. Why, have people forgot how good and lovely it is with a glas of cold water?

You are talking about banning the products, just because people can´t control their sugar intake. Really??? I think it´s time to grow some balls, say no to to much a show some self-control. What´s next? Are you going to ban food totally just because some people get fat? Maybe forbid the use of water because people are drowning every year? Just tell me your great concept for the people and the planet.

2 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:

I'm surprised Thais survive at all seeing as they eat white rice and high quantities of sugar every day.

Apparently that must be a sign that it ain´t as dangerous as @bkk6060try to make it. ????

1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

They were slim for generations eating white rice and sugar

Yes, what people of today do not realize, is that it has to do with the combination of what they consume. Not blaming one single ingredient. For example sugar binds fat.

I can't leave my fingers off Coke Zero.

 

Should drink more water...

4 hours ago, Peterw42 said:

Yes, the no sugar certainly makes a difference, and you dont realise how addicted you are until you stop.

I wouldn't give up the protein (meat, cheese) as well. That's the whole idea of low carb, keto diets. Eat mostly fat and proteins, little to no carbs.

Dead right Sir.  Its a pity that more people don't do the research before they start screwing with their diet.  U Tube is full of really good advice. 

7 minutes ago, RafPinto said:

I can't leave my fingers off Coke Zero.

 

Should drink more water...

What i have notice: when drink much water not even get sweat so much. Beer and soda come right out from your armpit.

3 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

They were slim for generations eating white rice and sugar

Slim, but diabetic!

35 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Slim, but diabetic!

not in the past, they are now with all the fatty junk

7 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Sugar isn't the enemy it's the junk you eat, the stuff you buy is full of fat, chocolate, cake, pastries, ice cream, crisps, biscuits, nuts. It's important you understand the difference

But there is "healthy fat" which the body needs.

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8 hours ago, Pravda said:

I'm starting to think that 8 years ago I started my life in Thailand completely wrong. The buffets, the pizzas, the awful japanese food suki and grills, the hotel lounges with unlimited pastries and cheese ....

Just stop "pigging-out" on rubbish and eat a balanced daily diet each day, no need to give-up anything.

8 hours ago, Pravda said:

I'm starting to think that 8 years ago I started my life in Thailand completely wrong. The buffets, the pizzas, the awful japanese food suki and grills, the hotel lounges with unlimited pastries and cheese ....

Not at all! We ALL start that way. Eventually those of us who grow weary of  the burgeoning buttocks and trouble finding stores that sell clothing in our size cut back.

 

I developed diabetes about 5 years ago and had to do a serious inventory of my lifestyle. Diet, exercise, and an occasional small sweet has led me to a life in better balance. And I haven't bought a sack of sugar since.

Sugar isn't the bad guy, or even fattening, 1 tsp / 16 calories.  Too much may be an issue with some folks.  As with everything.

 

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3 hours ago, RafPinto said:

I can't leave my fingers off Coke Zero.

 

Should drink more water...

That stuff is death on ice. Chemical soup. ????

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4 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Sugar isn't the bad guy, or even fattening, 1 tsp / 16 calories.  Too much may be an issue with some folks.  As with everything.

 

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Gotta disagree about the sugar. PROCESSED sugar is really bad. Arnold called it "white death."

 

I found Lazada sells pure powdered Stevia. It's a pungent sweetener, very little goes a long way, and it's a natural, healthy product.

8 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Cheese and meats are good keep high protein is better.

Sugar is the most addictive substance on earth terrible it kills many more people then Covid should be banned permanently worldwide.

And believe it or not, Thailand is not just a massive grower of Sugar Cane, but also on of the Worlds largest Importers of Sugar.

They just cant get enough of the stuff.

Since I've lived here I have: Stopped smoking, stopped taking sugar, use only skimmed milk & only use sea salt and that very sparingly, never use salt when cooking pasta or potatoes or put it on my food, 

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

But there is "healthy fat" which the body needs.

but can still make you fat if you eat too much fat

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6 hours ago, RafPinto said:

I can't leave my fingers off Coke Zero.

 

Should drink more water...

that is satans drink and will rot your teeth and cause obesity. try soda water with lime/ lemon

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