Does too much fruit make you gain
faduma123
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i read somewhere online that fructose causes fat gain. Some studies suggest that fructose ingestion leads to insulin resistance, elevated blood cholesterol levels and increased fat gain. I don't necessarily eat a lot of fruit but I would like to . I was thinking of actually eating more fruit.
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Too many calories makes you gain. That's pretty much it. Today I have had an apple, a banana, strawberries and I'm having a bit of watermelon before bed. That's typical of every day for me.0
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So I guess it's okay thanks0
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SherryTeach wrote: »Too many calories makes you gain. That's pretty much it. Today I have had an apple, a banana, strawberries and I'm having a bit of watermelon before bed. That's typical of every day for me.
Agree!!! Too much food makes you gain, it's the no sugar fruit loops spreading this info!!! I still stand by 100cals of fruit is a better choice than 100cals of bacon!!0 -
Fruit is all natural sugar so I'd say no. It's good for you!!!0
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NO ONE FOOD MAKES YOU GAIN WEIGHT.
Too many calories make you gain weight.0 -
I feel better when I hear from people with experience . Knowing you all eat a good amount of fruit and it doesn't cause weight gain is enough for me .0
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i read somewhere online that fructose causes fat gain. Some studies suggest that fructose ingestion leads to insulin resistance, elevated blood cholesterol levels and increased fat gain. I don't necessarily eat a lot of fruit but I would like to . I was thinking of actually eating more fruit.
Eat more fruit if you want to, as long as you are eating within your calorie deficit. You don't need to worry about insulin resistance unless you already have a health problem.
You should be weighing all of your solid foods so you know the calories accurately.
Read the first post of this thread for more information: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1235566-so-you-re-new-here0 -
Eat the food you love. As long as you are in a calorie deficit you will lose.0
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Love fruit, lost 121 pounds and now been maintaining for 10 months.0
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i read somewhere online that fructose causes fat gain. Some studies suggest that fructose ingestion leads to insulin resistance, elevated blood cholesterol levels and increased fat gain. I don't necessarily eat a lot of fruit but I would like to . I was thinking of actually eating more fruit.
Eat more fruit if you want to, as long as you are eating within your calorie deficit. You don't need to worry about insulin resistance unless you already have a health problem.
You should be weighing all of your solid foods so you know the calories accurately.
Read the first post of this thread for more information: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1235566-so-you-re-new-here
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Not only does fresh fruit not cause weight gain when eaten in quantities within your allowable calories, it does not cause insulin resistance. The fiber in the fruit slows the absorption of the fructose into the bloodstream so that the liver doesn't have to go into overdrive to handle a big dump of sugar into the bloodstream. Fructose in juice is another story because the fiber has been removed. If you want a better understanding of how it works, read through the faqs on this site about the Glycemic Index Scale, a system developed in Australia after 30 years of research into diabetes:
http://www.gisymbol.com/about/frequently-asked-questions/0 -
summerkissed wrote: »SherryTeach wrote: »Too many calories makes you gain. That's pretty much it. Today I have had an apple, a banana, strawberries and I'm having a bit of watermelon before bed. That's typical of every day for me.
Agree!!! Too much food makes you gain, it's the no sugar fruit loops spreading this info!!! I still stand by 100cals of fruit is a better choice than 100cals of bacon!!
But I've had bacon today too!
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I've lost over 60lbs i run 4.5 miles a day and weight train. I eat a banana an apple x2 blueberries or Strawberries in a smoothie every day sometimes more. You just have to remember to count the calories in your fruit as a calorie is a calorie0
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holy f***. Some of you people don't know what your talking about. mccindy72 seems to know what she's talking about.0
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SherryTeach wrote: »summerkissed wrote: »SherryTeach wrote: »Too many calories makes you gain. That's pretty much it. Today I have had an apple, a banana, strawberries and I'm having a bit of watermelon before bed. That's typical of every day for me.
Agree!!! Too much food makes you gain, it's the no sugar fruit loops spreading this info!!! I still stand by 100cals of fruit is a better choice than 100cals of bacon!!
But I've had bacon today too!
fruit is good but bacon tastes soooo much better
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Thank you all .0
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SherryTeach wrote: »summerkissed wrote: »SherryTeach wrote: »Too many calories makes you gain. That's pretty much it. Today I have had an apple, a banana, strawberries and I'm having a bit of watermelon before bed. That's typical of every day for me.
Agree!!! Too much food makes you gain, it's the no sugar fruit loops spreading this info!!! I still stand by 100cals of fruit is a better choice than 100cals of bacon!!
But I've had bacon today too!
So have I haha but also an apple, banana, raspberries and about to eat some black berries0 -
Calorie surplus makes you gain. Eat at a deficit and you'll lose weight.
If u like fruit , then eat it , just be at a deficit and you'll lose weight.0 -
Yes it can fruit is super hi carb. If you are like me and carbs make you gain then yes eating a lot can pack on the pounds.0
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