Sugar in fruits

Some say yes, some say no as long as it's natural, some say just fit it in your carb macro and don't worry about the specifics. Me, I'm part of that last group, because that's what's worked for me personally.

just fit it in your carb macro and don't worry about the specifics

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Sugar is just a carb, albeit a low-glycemic index carb. Like others said, if it fits into your macros, you are good. I personally don't worry about sugars. I focus on getting the macros I need and staying within my calorie goals. It's working for me. I am SO NOT on the "sugar is of the devil" band wagon.

I don't eat much fruit myself and if I do I try to stick to berries, grapes and melon. I feel too much fruit did have a negative impact on my losses. I max out on veggies and salad though. All depends on what works for you. If it is working for you just keep going. If it stops working look at it again x

If its fruit juice then count it. If you're eating whole fruit then not a problem. Just make sure you're eating vegetables too and not just relying on fruit.

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Fruit is lots of energy packed in a small package. its contains the sugar called fructose which comes from fruit. If not eating in moderation it will cause your blood glucose to rise which causes the release of insulin and uptake by your cells. I would recommend cutting back on fruit if you're getting that much sugar. Keep it to post workout food or carb refeed days.

If you want something sweet try eating an entire cucumber sliced with lemon and salt. The volume of food will fill you up feeling satisfied and the lemon and salt combining together really makes your sweet tooth go away. Plus its super low calories and has plenty of water to hydrate your body. also try a tomatoes sliced with lemon salt and pepper. It's delicious!!.. in my opinion of course.

What about the sugar in milk??? I use skim milk only yet it has sugar in it also, my sugar is over everyday from fruit & the milk I use ?? :-/

I've never heard "I gained my weight because I ate to many apples blueberries grapes etc"

Agree -- if you ate fruits as your only daily food intake, I'm pretty sure you'd end up with a calorie deficit -- at least I would.

An orange is about 60 calories. A cup of berries is the same or less. You need to eat a lot for the calories to pile up.

Fruit Juice on the other hand -- I've cut out. I used to drink orange juice almost daily -- and if you're not trying to lose weight juices are great cause there's tons of nutrition. But if you are trying to lose weight, they're horrible cause a 12 oz cup of OJ is like eating 5 oranges -- You're basically getting the calories/nutrition of 5 oranges without the fiber (the part that fills you up and would've prevented you from eating 5).