Could you spend a day without any sugar?
catscats222
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Veggies have sugar, even dairy.
This person stated cutting out sugar completely (not cutting back).
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10284310/the-deal-on-sugar/p1
I have never heard of anyone completely cutting out sugar
Can it be done? Even for a day?
Tell me your experience going 100% without a drop of sugar for a day or longer.
Note: I am at around 50 grams of sugar a day
This person stated cutting out sugar completely (not cutting back).
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10284310/the-deal-on-sugar/p1
I have never heard of anyone completely cutting out sugar
Can it be done? Even for a day?
Tell me your experience going 100% without a drop of sugar for a day or longer.
Note: I am at around 50 grams of sugar a day
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Nope.0
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Does this include not listening to A Levine?0
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What do you think?0
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Hey S-U-G-A-H!0
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I am not good to ask. I ate three chocolate bars today. (Within goal). Gimme sugar!0
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It might be a fun experiment, but I'm not convinced i need to change my sugar intake at all. I am quite happy with my results, and that's with a diet that is inclusive of anything i want.0
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Nope! Enjoy bananas too much0
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Well, no ADDED sugar is easy. I'm usually around 25-30G/day.0
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Technically, all carbohydrates are composed of sugar molecules (glucose, fructose, galactose, ribose) linked together. I don't see how someone can go completely sugar free without going carb-free (but that is because I consider carbs to be super large sugar molecules). If someone considers sugar as only mono or disaccharides (1-2 molecules of sugar linked together), then I can see how someone can go "sugar free."0
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Personally, I wouldn't want to spend a day without sugar. Nor do I need to.0
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The only way to eat no sugar is to eat all meat.
I'm a vegetarian. Ain't happening.0 -
I see no point. My day would be less healthy without vegetables, fruit, dairy, sweet potatoes, etc.
No, normal keto doesn't cut out all sugar.0 -
I don't even think it would be possible for me. Plus, honeycrisp apples are happening now, so so good.0
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catscats222 wrote: »isn't keto about not eating any sugar? - i really don't know
Keto is low-carb (typically less than 20-40g of net carbs a day). Under the physiologic effects of keto, I could consume 10g of starch (300+ glucose molecules linked together) or 10g of sucrose (table sugar) and would continue to be in nutritional ketosis. Sugar is often considered a subcategory of carbohydrates.0 -
nope. I'm sitting here eating chocolate chip cookies while I read this.0
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No thanks, I like fruit, veggies, other carbs, and especially sweets. Hasn't hurt me.0
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I've done it a couple of times. 24 hour fast with just water. Most miserable times in my life and did it in my 20's as a challenge. I basically slept almost all day.
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Yes, I could go a day without eating anything. That isnt really the point though. Really, you only need to focus on reducing refined, added sugar, or eating less carbs if that helps your goal.0
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catscats222 wrote: »Veggies have sugar, even dairy.
This person stated cutting out sugar completely (not cutting back).
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10284310/the-deal-on-sugar/p1
I have never heard of anyone completely cutting out sugar
Can it be done? Even for a day?
Tell me your experience going 100% without a drop of sugar for a day or longer.
Note: I am at around 50 grams of sugar a day
OP, nobody completely cuts carbs out.0 -
I'm eating an ice cream sandwich as I type this. Sugar is nothing to fear, carbs are nothing to fear ( unless someone has a medical condition )
So I wouldn't have any reason to want to cut down on sugar. I eat everything in moderation . it hasn't stopped my progress any.
I wouldn't reccomend someone to eat all ice cream every single day, but I also wouldn't reccomend someone to eat all lettuce every single day either. It comes down to moderation .0 -
PeachyCarol wrote: »The only way to eat no sugar is to eat all meat.
This is what I was thinking. I don't see how it's possible.
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veg and fruit are very nutritious...so I wouldn't even bother trying...it's ridiculous.0
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For a single day? Indeed I can, and in fact I have! In some dark times as a student, the day before student loans came in, all I had was four steaks and I ate them all.
The morning bowel movement the following day wasn't especially fun, but I didn't feel even remotely bad on the day itself. Bit of a meat sweat going on, but that's it.
I do not recommend this as a long term strategy to anyone0 -
I do it sometimes, but that's just because I'm in a meat mood. Although I do keto, I still get a few carbs and carbs are sugar. I don't really do added sugar though. A touch here and there, but sugar is a trigger food for me so I avoid.0
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For a single day? Indeed I can, and in fact I have! In some dark times as a student, the day before student loans came in, all I had was four steaks and I ate them all.
The morning bowel movement the following day wasn't especially fun, but I didn't feel even remotely bad on the day itself. Bit of a meat sweat going on, but that's it.
I do not recommend this as a long term strategy to anyone
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Bacon and eggs, all day err day0
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rockstarjosh wrote: »Bacon and eggs, all day err day
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yup i could go a day without sugar of any kind but, it would require me to stay in bed for the whole day!
there's just no way i could totally go sugar free when even the 2% milk i put in my wake-me-up mug of coffee has a gram of sugar in it!!
i gave up my 1/4 cp of added sugar in my mug of coffee and try to avoid some things with added sugar in them but, there's no way i am given up anything else with non added sugar in it for even an hour, let alone a day.0 -
My answer is no and I wouldn't want to.0
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