You should do a 30 day keto challenge! That would be amazing! Here is a website that has help me to learn about keto. It really helps with cravings and in this website you can see a chart of what to eat when you crave certain foods like chocolate, bread, sugar, etc. This is like a beginners guide. www.ruled.me/ketogenic-diet-food-list/ Ps. Your channel is awesome!
I was forced to quit added and refined sugar when I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and given 3 months to live in feb 2017. I was concerned excess sugar in my system would feed Tumours in my lungs that were moving towards my bones and spine. Today I am happily tumourfreetim
That's nothing. I started swimming and I'm out here near Bermuda triangle with my water proof phone case and solar power trying to get 3 bars. If this comment sends... I got em.
Struggled so much with myself in the mirror. Had same problems with sugar. I would recommend to read The 21 Former Doctor Secrets by Rachel Morgan, she talks about these problems in chapter 8.
I’m 17, and my family eats horribly. It’s a real issue. When I’m old enough to support myself, I can’t wait to get out and start eating affordable, healthy food that fuels my body.
I'm in the exact same situation. I'm also 17 and my family eats like shit. I also look forward to being independent so i can change the way i live completely
I'm 15 and I honestly feel you on that one😩. It's really unmotivating. I'm starting this 'no sugar' tomorrow, doing workouts, saying no to my parents when they give me junk foods. Their gonna think I'm crazy and most likely judge me, but idc. I want a better lifestyle 🗣️
I did this for 30 days. I noticed that my cravings for sugar had stopped after the challenge. I hardly eat anything sugary now other than Dr. Pepper (my bad habit that i come back to) and the occasional dessert.
@M1ner12 then why do so many people have it and struggle with it. just bc you dont have it or dont know anyone that has it doesnt mean its not real wtf
I quit sugar 3 months ago. The change is unbelievable. I will have a random “cheat” day now and then and honestly the sugary food doesn’t taste as good and it makes me feel awful so I don’t even want to have any more. It really is something everyone should try at some point. I’m just amazed at what sugar really does to you.
Guys it's actually a lot easier than it sounds. I haven't had anything with processed sugar for one and a half months. The trick is not focusing on avoiding sugar but to focus on eating healthier foods like greens, protein, healthy fats , low carbs.. and most of all, plenty of water.. more water. Eat lightly. More water. You'll feel great.
I've tried it & if I don't leave the house it's not so bad if the cupboards are full of healthy foods, but once you go to a shop sugar is everywhere, THAT is where I found it the hardest.
The best part about eating less sugar is that when you do finally eat something really sweet it feels like paradise, just experiencing that every now and then makes it worth it
I can attest to that. The dopamine hit that follows is ridiculous. Dangerous territory for me personally. Lots of people who have dialed back their sugar intake for a long period of time significantly have claimed when they try something overly sweet again, they can't finish it. I wish I had that problem. Much easier for me to dial excess salt consumption vs sugar.
I kicked sugar years ago. I’ll only eat something with added sugar maybe once a month. Once you quit sugar, you realize how big of a problem it is. My food cravings are almost nonexistent because a lot of the time when you think you’re hungry, you’re really just craving sugar.
@@patrickbatemanfromohio I’d say yes. If you want to eat fruit, I recommend sticking to berries. They have way less natural sugar than other fruits. I personally only eat a few bananas a week and blueberries once in a while.
My grandma lives on crap foods, uses lard and eats butter , eats lots of cake and chocolate and biscuits, drinks gin and rum and guiness. She's 84 and has perfect blood pressure and takes absolutely no prescribed medication. It's the luck of the draw I say.
@@JOHNNYHAULAWAY thanks for answering, hope you get the most out of your goals! Ik, brownies are really tough to overlook, I guess we can call it a soul food?
@@JOHNNYHAULAWAY im currently on day 10 and still drinking fruit juice and eating fruit but nothing else which has sugar apart from the small amounts in savory foods i cant do anything about. Is this what u did and will it work effectively
I cut down sugar during Ramadan, it was difficult as i am addicted and could eat a meal of junk food containing just sugar. After 30 days of fasting I can’t believe how good my skin looks, how energetic I feel and how much weight I’ve lost.
it's the hardest when you're stuck in quarantine, not old enough to move out of your parents, and they have tons of snacks in the house and frequently bring home sweets like donuts. you'd have to have a will of steel to not eat sugar for 30 days
How I beat the WORST sugar addiction: every SINGLE time I craved sugar I ate 100g of oats with milk, a little brown sugar and raisins. Some days I would get through 500g of oats. 2 weeks or so in I had no cravings. I don't know how it worked but it did
@@Simeon-the-Magnificent nice man, i stopped eating snacks a month ago, drinking sodas, and eating sandwiches and shit, i'm eating only whats being cooked and drinkin lots of water, and exersize, im 96kg I hope i drop to 88 til summer
@@TheRizzler525 fuck i don’t even know my weight, but I stopped eating junk 4 days rn, though I do feel like I might be eating too much home cooked food (I have a big appetite). I’ve had Oreos are addictive *5 days ago*, I just wanna say “screw it”, but the keep realizing it’s what I want, not what I need. To make it worse, my parents also bring snacks all the time, but I’ve done small exercises, and drinking water to fill the starvation At this point I’m not sure if I’m actually starving or craving something, I’m still a teen so perhaps I have the advantages (still growing) but, I’ll keep doing what I’m doing
I hear yuh, I have been a sugar junkie my whole life and have been battling high blood sugar and fatty liver for about 7 years now. I also have a mouth full of fillings and two missing back teeth 🦷 so chewing can be a challenge sometimes. All because of sugar!! 😠
I’ve been crushing this fairly well. No unnecessary cravings anymore. Great energy all day. I can coast through the day with ease, off of one solid meal if i really want to. It makes you realize how people have been manipulated into excessively gorging on sickening “food”.
i have been on this diet for almost 2 months now and i feel so good for myself..i feel really healthy. instead of eating something made up with processed sugar, i eat fruits instead or flavored yoghurt. because i dont live alone i still have lots of sweets in the pantry but i dont feel like having them anymore even though i know how good they taste. i have lost around 5-6 kgs so far and working out really pays off effectively
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my Math teacher has quit sugar for 12 years. she was one of the healthiest and most centered 45 year old I ever met. its an addiction, with withdrawal symptoms.
Crazy that the stuff that they sell us is literally this bad. It should be illegal. But the Gov flips if a guy sparks a joint. Literally feeding us poison
Seriously. Many of us have heard the "it's more addictive than cocaine" and just went "ohhh okaaay", but it is, because to your body, which is molded to live from meal to meal, possibly struggling to feed yourself for days and days, storing as much energy as possible is seen as a huge necessity, so sugar, which has no other nutritional properties than being pure energy, is like cocaine.
Quitting sugar made me a different person. My mental clarity/short term memory improved, my mood, and motivation improved. I started a new business with my new found motivation. I highly recommend anyone to try quitting sugar. It gets easy after the first week or two.
I’ve been wanting to quit eating sugar, for a whole month. I have fast metabolism, always hungry, and binging sugary/junky foods without gaining weight, affected my diet moods, and skin a lot. I don’t have $ or family support to help me but I will attempt to challenge myself a whole month to see differences and consume more higher protein foods/snacks.
When you eat sugar, your body reclaim more sugar. The only thing you can do is replace it with bitter flavours plenty with polyphenols like 100% cacao or coriander
Yah anywhere but the west the food is real. People eat whatever they want in Pakistan or India or Africa and etc They come to America and have to stop eating bread and whatever. It makes them fat.
For me, your surroundings does play a huge role if you wanna start this kind of challenge. Reading the comments, I realized I wasn't the only one with this problem. I'm a 94kg 19 year old female and eating sugary foods becomes a bad habit of mine. My family does not maintain a healthy lifestyle which if I were to start eating healthy, they'll be like "Ohh so you wanna eat healthy now huh?" And start teasing me about it. Idk but it's pretty much damaging my mental health and destroying my self esteem. The way I look will always be judged when I meet an old friend or family.. "you've gotten big!" Is what they always say to me😅 this is why I'm not comfortable going out to public places and meeting new people when the people close to me are the one body shaming me :)
I relate and feel your pain. The struggle is enormous when the entire family has taught you these bad habits and try to hold you back when you decide to make healthier choices. Btw, I am currently 94kg too, but I am already 37 years old. My heaviest was 107kg, a nightmare. For the ones that will make harsh comments, I realized they could be blood-related, but they are not family. Family hopes the best for you and helps you. Currently, I have been doing better choices for the one that loves me as family: myself. Best wishes, I hope you are doing great!
Do this, do this for yourself! Diet change and wellbeing is a 100% self motivated endeavour, nobody else can force you and many will hinder. If you're asked "oh so you wanna eat healthy now huh?", your answer only needs to be "Yes, either get on the bus with me or take a different journey!" (you may wish to soften that depending on relationships ;) ) I'm a 57 year old male and back in 2018 realised that having already gone up a trouser size, those were folding over at the belly and so I bought some smart scales. I'm not going to claim a weight problem but overall wasn't good but I was 97kg. What really hit me was that at age 55, my metabolic age reported as 59 and frankly that shocked me. I took control of my diet, i'm now 57 and my metabolic age reports as 56. I wear a clothes size that I last wore about 30 years ago and have had to change my entire wardrobe. I've had people tell me how good I look at 79kg. I feel great, confident and i'm much happier. It's up to you, every journey starts with the first step. Do it for you.
In my home my parents prohibited buying junk , we never had it available around the house so I grew up not craving any of it ! I eat macdonals and all that fried junk maximum 5 times a year I think. It’s amazing how addictive these things are ! I’ll try to repeat what my parents did to us when I finally become a dad .... I think everything starts at home, educated parents in this subject can definitely change children’s future
It definitely does. Habits are always learned. Think really hard about what you want to put out there as an example for others because they do notice it. I am raising my son vegan (compassion for all animals, not just dogs and cats) and my only regret is that I wasn’t raised this way. I could have saved so many lives.
If you can say that at 21 then imagine at 41. Seriously you’d be surprised at how fit you previously felt at 21 not because of a lack of sugar but also because you are 21. Enjoy it, treat your body right. I wish I hadn’t put so much weight on and lost some teeth.
One thing I noticed after significantly reducing my sugar intake for about two weeks was how sweet everything actually is to someone that doesn't eat that on a regular basis. That was a turning point and since then I haven't been able to finish a mars bar lol
I've been off added sugar for over 6 months. The biggest difference really is energy in the afternoon. I no longer feel like I'm barely keeping my eyes open at midday. I eat a couple servings of fruit every day and that helps manage cravings for sweet things. I occasionally eat snacks or desserts that are sugar-free/keto but luckily those intense cravings went away early on and I don't feel like I NEED something sweet on the daily. Some things like protein bars actually taste too sweet now. Love how the body & taste buds adapt!
I recently decided to cut down on my sugar intake. I did not cut it out completely because I did not want to go thru the withdrawals. I did find that now I can taste how sweet things are and I don't like them. I am eating sugar free chocolate when I need it. I am drinking my soda SO watered down now, it hardly has any soda in it. I love the taste of Pepsi so I put a little bit of it in a cup more than half-full of water. I am due for another blood test next month, so I can't wait to see what doing this for 6 weeks did for my sugar levels.
I quit sugar for 90 days straight, back in 2017. This was the time I also started working out regularly. The only sweet I used to eat during this period was in the form of fruits. It was really difficult for the first two weeks because I was so fond of sweets. But then, that feeling gradually faded away and I never really felt the urge of eating a sweet even if it was kept in front of me. The benefits were so many. I felt so light and nimble. I felt my digestive system became more robust. I was less irritable (part of it also because of working out regularly). Most importantly, I felt in control of myself. Eventually, I started using natural sweeteners like jaggery and raw honey and have completely eliminated sugar in any form from my life. Couldn't be happier by this decision. I think everyone should give it a try and see the benefits themselves.
@@jiyabkhalil8693 well it depends from person to person I guess. I was only 10kgs overweight as per BMI measurement. I knocked off the remaining 6kgs in the next 4 months. I did not make any drastic changes to my diet other than removing sugar otherwise the transformation could have been faster.
I didn't quit sugar but cut my intake by around 90% and it's been 2years now. The changes I noticed were stunningly decreased cravings, better results on my weight loss goals which was otherwise getting ruined by regular sugar consumption. Greatest of all is I feel proud of having conquered something which I was once enslaved to.
@@pitchbuckets2860 Nothing very specific to mention, however my attitude towards sweets in general changed and that has had tremendous impact. Improved energy levels was noticed once I started to exercise. Sugar or anything sweet is not my option to celebrate or ruminate. However occasionally I satisfy my cravings, bearing in mind the consequences of over indulgence. More often than not I see sugar as a villain that nullifies my hard work, thwarts my goals and that makes things much easier.
You can do this! I’m 54 and I quit processed and food last month, right before Christmas. Thus far I have lost 12 pounds without really trying. I’m just naturally active because I have a 4 month old pup I have to keep up with:-). I work out for 30 minutes, 3 to 4 times a week. I can safely say the weight loss is due to eliminating sugar, in any form, and eliminating processed foods.
I actually learn English through watching your videos. It's also useful to hack some tips for self-improvement. Dad-gut, onset, sustenance, treat - meal. 3 take-away that i can stick to: 1. The average amount of sugar that recommened consumption is 25 gram/day. So i should check the pack about added sugar 2. The addiction of sugar can really impact the fluctuation of high or low energy in a day. In someway, when we see ourselve crave more sugar, it might reflect our body state needing more sweetness in life. 3. To make the balance and enjoy in the long run, we don't need to cut out sugar completely from out daily meal if our body has not yet been ready. Treat meal at times is a good idea!
I swear my phone is watching me. I hadn't had sugar in 15 days and I just now ate two sugar cookies. Then this video pops up on my recommendations. Thanks for making me feel worse, creepy UA-cam spies in my phone.
Dude, your color grades are goals. I don't watch your stuff enough but every time I do, I get two things out them, every time. 1) A ton of value, and food for thought 2.) Intense jealousy and a drive to figure out how to make my stuff look like this lol
That first part about changing your environment by not buying them in the first place. You get me😭. I hate that my mother buys sweets and snacks. I didn’t get fat from having self control.
I haven't eaten sugar for 4 months. Also I have been exercising regularly for 4 months. I feel healthier than before. I did this not to lose weight, but to be healthier. I lost 6 kilograms in this period, this has been very good for me. It was really hard at first. I'm so happy to quit sugar. My skin is better than before and that's all. I wanted to share this with you.
@@BenjiClips614 Nope, it's still just sugar. The more "natural" something is, the more it wants to harm you. Processed sugar and natural sugar is the same.
I got rid of my excess clothing, cut my personal spending 80%, and started drinking a gallon of water a day. Also started slowly paying off my debts. 2 credit cards down, 1 to go. About to start making extra payments toward one of our vehicles.
@@thegreatestyoutubeuserlmao! Water from the hose. Haha. But seriously if I don't feel like going inside for water I just go for the water hose. Reminds me of my younger days.
@@alexr8784 I hear you. I'm about 30 pounds overweight. At this point I'm just cutting out all fast food, soda, and trying to eat at home more. Trying not to eat out as much as we do is pretty difficult but the money you save is a nice reward. I could cook the same $30 steak at home for $10 with sides. Trying to stay persistent is challenging. But I'm getting there.
@Raw Cienna same here. The only clothes I kept were the same black t shirts, jeans, and a few clothes for church and other special occasions. And three pairs of shoes.
Honest input: I quit sugar just because I began to take care of my body after learning the problems of sugar. I did not have a specific goal other than to cut sugar. Let me tell u I lost so much weight and I couldn’t find the reason other than sugar intake. Cons: - I lost a lot of weight, as a man thats a downside as I did not intend to lose weight. Approximately 20-25 pounds within this year. -My libido went down (weak erections) -always tired Pros: -I see positive change in my face and my gf notices as well -Mentally stronger to stay away from sugary drinks, candy, junk food, etc
The fact that I didn't search for this and also just thinking about quitting sugar a while ago UA-cam sometimes really surprises me when it comes to knowing me better than people...
Y’all, I’m on day 3... already my head hurts, I slept so rough last night and my minds fuzzy. Sugar addiction is crazy!! I can’t believe I’d never realised to clearly before 🤭🥺
ben jamen fan I did something called ‘The David Fast’ so I went sugarless (amongst other things) for 10 days; I have so much respect for this guy pulling off 30 days!! I struggled with just the 10 😰😂
@@mikismissingmarbles7091 I succeeded at cutting off junk food entirely for a month but i started eating unhealthy stuff during the quarantine, but now im gonna quit again, hopefully it wont be too hard :D
June is a perfect month to do this! I begin tomorrow. I've already taken steps to get rid of sugar but the hardest part is that almost nothing in my home is made from scratch. I live with my parents and my mom is all about fast and as little work as possible. She is 76 and has some health issues. I gave up ice-cream and 99% of dairy last year. But I did not realize how addicted to sugar that I was. I've already made drastic changes but sugar is the next goal. Its hard because I don't drive and live in a rural area. I can't get my family to even go grocery shopping once a month. Meaning that 95% of my food is delivered through the mail. I can't simply go and buy fresh produce or vegetables. But I am trying
I’ve watched this video twice now - almost two years apart. The first time I watched it I wanted to do this but thought there’s no way. This time I am on my last week of no sugar and am thinking of continuing this as a lifestyle change for the majority of the time. It truly is life changing (more energy, better sleep) to not always be hanging by the snack drawer and craving dessert.
In my opinion, cheat days are useless for most people. If you eat way too much sugar on a cheat day, it defeats the whole purpose. Eating healthy should be a lifestyle and not a diet. Just my opinion, loved the video
I disagree if you treat yourself for some sweets on one day you unlikely get to binge on some fast food sooner or later. It helped me to lose 40 pounds easy
@@swinxfee oh yeah that's different. I was thinking of cheat days cause I hear people doing that all the time. And I never tried that because I knew I would just binge eat again.
I used to eat sugar all the time, everyday deserts, snacks, muffins for breakfast. And I realized I was gaining some weight. I would have to work out like crazy to keep the body I wanted, and I didn't have much time to do the things I loved. So I decided to quit sugar as well. For the first two days it wasn't bad, but seeing my family eat all these incredible deserts and foods made me jealous. Then after 2 months, I noticed I felt really good, I was alert and awake, I didn't have to drink coffee in the morning, or go to bed super early to wake up at 6:00. Sometimes you might feel like quitting like oh its just one day. And then that day turns into a week and so on. I found that setting a date that you will have sugar on, for example I have sugar on my birthday once a year. And that gives you something to look forward to, and keeps you in check. Quitting sugar also gets rid of sugar crashes, and has opened up my pallet for all kinds of new foods. It's been a year and a half now, and I feel the best I ever have, running the fastest, play sports the best, so just try it, I promise you'll feel so much better.
When a sugar craving hits, lick your finger and put it into real salt. Apply the salt to your tongue and take a few long breaths. BAM! Sugar craving is gone. Works every time.
Fuck, dude! this shit actually worked for me! I'm a powerlifter from Egypt and Ia always had an issue with this. But this really did help. Thanks a lot.
Me at Age 19: "I don't understand how people are fat. I eat just as much junk as they do but I'm still slim. Me at Age 29: "I don't understand why I keep gaining weight. I eat as little as possible but I'm still fat."
Same. I’ve been “trying” (poorly) to do so and tonight my friend who quit sugar was talking to me and I decided I wanted to try it and this confirms it
I’ve lost track but I quit sugary items, specifically coca cola, and sweets. I walked around my neighborhood daily, went from two hundreds in forty seven pounds to one hundred and sixty. It will certainly be difficult at first, but soon it’ll become a part of normal life. Definitely recommend it.
Pema...Cutting out sugar and bad carbs,, ETC. .. walking everyday, light weights, LOTS OF water, eating a flexible vegetaranian way of eating.....causes depression is gone, my eyesight reversed itself, no glasses needed, LOTS OF ENERGY...better SLEEP...NO brain fog......blood labs are improved
Same! Because of depression I used to have "brain fog" and blamed it on covid but my psychiatrist told me to cut off sugar. After a while my mind felt much "clearer"
Felt the same way until I just kept ignoring the feeling now I don’t even care when someone else eats something sweet or something I would have wanted months ago
Ive quit all sodas and pastries/ice cream/desserts in general and I feel so much better even though it's only been 19 days. I eat some stuff with a little sugar in it, such as eating ketchup with some fries for example. But even just quitting sodas and desserts have made such a noticeable difference both physically and psychologically.
@@leslieg8047 Because the body needs sugar. All of the comments who said that this stuff is life changing, then you aren’t doing to correctly and everyone who commented that it didn’t work is speaking the truth because the body runs on sugars. I don't see what's unhealthy in sugar. For example glucose. Glucose is essential for the brain, central nervous system and red blood cells to work properly.Or fructose ! Fructose + glucose = sucrose and sucrose, unlike fructose, the body largely breaks glucose down in the cells, and as you may know, fructose can bind to glucose. The small intestine usually absorbs this sugar type and sends it out to the body's cells for energy. Every day I go and have a snack before I start training and it gives me energy for about 1-2 hours. So that's why sugar is an important and healthy source of energy with glucose being the most important for the body...So they don't have to worry about it because the body knows when you need to eat sugar and how much to eat.
Matt, and everybody else who's reading this: if you want a dessert while on "no sugar" just eat an apple. Yeah, it does have sugar, but it's not concentrated and free floating as in added sugar or sugar based candies. And the real thing that struck me: after a month of abstaining from sugar my taste buds renewed to a point where my favourite usually sour-mildsweet apple tased sweet-sour with both flavours accentutated to such a degree it made me tear up and think - this is the food of the Gods, this is the damn ambrosia! Even the "crappy" falvourless apples became sweet and nuanced! Turns out consuming sugar everyday takes away the tastes(and not just sweet) of other products and makes them feel dull when they are not.
Very true! I was on 75 hard so.no sugar for 75 day i had oranges one time and they were like nectar of the Gods (granted it was orange season but still) incredibly sweet and delicious
For me, fruit was as addictive as other crappy sugars. So I had no choice but to go cold turkey in no having anything sweet at all in my diet until I lose my sweet tooth and learn to eat things moderately.
I'm on a sugarfree diet currently, and I used to think the "daily serving" of sugar was insanely low and almost impossible to shoot under, but after paying attention to food labels more and just quitting soda and candy (/chocolate) entirely, it no longer seems so hard (especially since 1 bottle of soda is over 100% of your daily value, WOW), it's just about drinking plenty of water to fill yourself during the day and ignoring snacking at night, also going for more protein and veggies, and even avoiding cheese or milk (only 1 slice american has 5g sugar out of your 68g daily avg.).
I had a sugar addiction for one and a half years. I had sugar cravings throughout the entire day, some days I even ate whole bars of chocolate for breakfast, and I couldn't stop it. It was horrible. I had tried many times to quit sugar, but I ended consuming tons of it again. Eventually, at the beginning of 2021, I decided to face this willpower challenge one last time. And since then, I've been sugar free for 25 days, and I'll keep fighting to push that number higher! If you struggle with similar craving problems, I'll tell you, IT IS POSSIBLE to overcome them, YOU CAN DO IT! And your body will be endlessly thankful for that... Personally, although I've never really been overweight, now I weigh 150 pounds (at 5'11"), my skin appears brighter and I barely have any acne (as compared to last year). Quitting (added) sugar is one of the best decisions you can make!
Keep it up man! While I've never sustained a craving that long, I never sustained a processed-sugar-free lifestyle as long as you either 😔 I need to treat myself with more respect and not make excuses to slip into old habits just for the sake of familiarity.
@@hello_alex_ you dont feel the need of eating sugar, you dont even want to eat it, normal fruits and vegetables and food in general tastes so much better and have so much flavour, I've been more than a year without added sugar and it was one of the best decisions of my life, eat oats for breakfast not cereal, eat fruit not sugary deserts or snacks, eat whole grain bread, not white rice
@@antsan04 im on my 8 months without sugar. it was really bad for me for the first 3 weeks, it completely made me like a junkie craving for drugs but somehow i can pass those moment. When i was craving for something sweet, i ate raisins in moderation. daily meal just eat a clean food. there are plenty of recipes now how to make a delicious healthy food. Good luck
I would eat a bag of marshmallows easily. It wasn't uncommon for me to eat 2-6 donuts in a day. Peanut butter and jelly for breakfast. The list goes on and on and I didn't even understand why I kept being driven to eat all this junk food. Then I watched a few videos from Dr. Eric Berg; it was an addiction. I stopped eating ALL white processed sugar which is most foods starting July 1st and I am still on this diet. The weight is slowly going down 22 pounds in 6 weeks - so far. But if I screw up I will gain this back in less than a week; I can feel it. Just read everything in the store BEFORE putting it in the cart. Natural sugars like in bananas & such I feel is OK. Now to try to figure out how to kill the carb addiction and I just might be getting better! This is so hard at 70 y/o but I have to see if I can live longer than anyone else in my family. I am boring - I don't drink, smoke or even take recreational drugs.
You sound like a sharp young man. I was going to say that since your brain and body are still developing at 14 to be careful with radical diet changes that cut anything one thing out entirely, but then I remembered that advice does not hold for crack, alcohol, tobacco, murder etc. You made a fantastic choice that you will never regret and that will have long term HUGE benefits, as you already saw, even in the short term. Good for you. Keep it up!
Get rid of sugar, caffeine, fast food and have a regular sleeping schedule (at least 7:30 hours of sleep per night) and you're already ahead of the game!
look up what caffeine does to your body at least, before giving any advice. Black coffee is actually one of the best things you can do for your body, unless you drink it right after you woke up or right before going to bed.
@pedro17 High amounts of caffeine can lead to the negative health effects associated with prolonged elevated levels of cortisol (as in chronic stress). However, small to moderate amounts of caffeine can lift your mood and give you a boost.
@pedro17 But having a black cup of coffee when you feel tensed or low can boost your mood instantly and make things better. Coffee stimulates the central nervous system and increases the production of dopamine, serotonin, and noradrenaline, important neurotransmitters that elevate the mood.
not really.. I have diabetes type1(so 4 injections of insulin daily) and still eat sugar, theres no problem with it. Even the doctors say that sometimes some sugar is completely fine
I had a experience like this. I cut on lactose and gluten, which by default cuts on a lot of sugar as well. But my sister's birthday came around and I let myself eat birthday junk food. Next day I was sluggish, had 3 new pimples and felt bloated.
If you want to learn more about Becca’s work go to minimalwellness.com. She has a lot of great essays about simplicity, health & wellness.
Do you have a recipe for the way you were cooking the chicken?
You changed my life
Omg the ending is epic u r enjoying doughnuts like anything...😂😂😂😂😂
Lots of love bae
You should do a 30 day keto challenge! That would be amazing! Here is a website that has help me to learn about keto. It really helps with cravings and in this website you can see a chart of what to eat when you crave certain foods like chocolate, bread, sugar, etc. This is like a beginners guide. www.ruled.me/ketogenic-diet-food-list/
Ps. Your channel is awesome!
I hate it when handsome, fit, muscular, bearded, pretty-privileged men preach at me.
I was forced to quit added and refined sugar when I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and given 3 months to live in feb 2017. I was concerned excess sugar in my system would feed Tumours in my lungs that were moving towards my bones and spine.
Today I am happily tumourfreetim
Congrats man. Give thanks
That’s amazing!! Congratulations! So happy you’re here. God bless
Rock on. God bless you....
tumourfreetim Awesome & Powerful Testimony!
Congratulations! This made me remember the note on the wall posted by my medical student roommate: SUGAR IS CANCER'S FOOD! Worth sharing to y'all :)
I quit sugar only for 7 days and I think the most difficult part was to find food with no sugar at all.
Hao06 Yes that is very hard to do!
I quit sugar for 0.01 nano‣seconds ッ
Just eat natural food my man
Cook everything from scratch... easy as pie!!
legumes, rice, fruit and vegetales
I started walking 2 miles a day.....It's now been 3 months and I'm miles from home and have no idea where I am !
That's nothing. I started swimming and I'm out here near Bermuda triangle with my water proof phone case and solar power trying to get 3 bars. If this comment sends... I got em.
@@maryogie1941 I dont get it?
Thanks for making me laugh Mike Juaradop !
@@sophiebachelin3721 You got it !
Hahahaaa... Omg, just like me when finding myself in some strange distant area out of city :d
Struggled so much with myself in the mirror. Had same problems with sugar. I would recommend to read The 21 Former Doctor Secrets by Rachel Morgan, she talks about these problems in chapter 8.
thanks for sharing that
Im checking it out now
Already finished this book. Its getting kinda popular now. Its def a must-read!
Thank you :)
Love this community and how positive it is
I’m 17, and my family eats horribly. It’s a real issue. When I’m old enough to support myself, I can’t wait to get out and start eating affordable, healthy food that fuels my body.
I'm in the exact same situation. I'm also 17 and my family eats like shit. I also look forward to being independent so i can change the way i live completely
I'm 15 and I honestly feel you on that one😩. It's really unmotivating. I'm starting this 'no sugar' tomorrow, doing workouts, saying no to my parents when they give me junk foods. Their gonna think I'm crazy and most likely judge me, but idc. I want a better lifestyle 🗣️
Lol 😂😂😂 . U want to leave home to eat heathly food. Good choice. It not good to be around unhealthy people meantally and physically
@@bertrandfernandes1420 issa struggle 😅🤧
I get you
it’s so much easier when you don’t have a family that’s also addicted.
Caelan Brewster true 😐
Especially when they dont want to change but you do :(
Caelan Brewster I hear u
And they make YOU feel bad for not wanting to eat that type of food anymore. :/
Everything in this thread resonates so hard 😢
Cutting out sugar changed my life. Lost 40 pounds, sleep better, less energy fluctuations and more mental clarity. It can make a huuuuge difference.
good for you :) I'd like to try it out i think im not mentally ready haha
I did this for 30 days. I noticed that my cravings for sugar had stopped after the challenge. I hardly eat anything sugary now other than Dr. Pepper (my bad habit that i come back to) and the occasional dessert.
Fuck I'm trying to gain weight. Might keep sugar in my diet until I'm done bulkan lol
How long did it take you to loose those 40 Pounds. Care to share?
mickey M How long did it take you to feel less addiction to sugar?
I’m recovering from B.E.D (Binge eating disorder) and sugar addiction.
Today is day 8#. Going strong. Wish me luck.
That's awesome, you should feel very proud of yourself! This shit isn't easy, so I'm sending you huge hugs and good vibes 😁🖤.
how is it going?
@M1ner12 what is not real🤨
@M1ner12 it is real tho
@M1ner12 then why do so many people have it and struggle with it. just bc you dont have it or dont know anyone that has it doesnt mean its not real wtf
I quit sugar 3 months ago. The change is unbelievable. I will have a random “cheat” day now and then and honestly the sugary food doesn’t taste as good and it makes me feel awful so I don’t even want to have any more. It really is something everyone should try at some point. I’m just amazed at what sugar really does to you.
do you drink alcohol?
Wht kind of change did you experience?
Do you smoke bud
I've had that same feeling where after like a month or 2 of eating healthy, sugary junk foods make me feel sick.
He right tho
Guys it's actually a lot easier than it sounds. I haven't had anything with processed sugar for one and a half months. The trick is not focusing on avoiding sugar but to focus on eating healthier foods like greens, protein, healthy fats , low carbs.. and most of all, plenty of water.. more water. Eat lightly. More water. You'll feel great.
ni ni nuts are typically a good source of fat. Peanuts are a good one even though they’re considered a legume (they’re usually the cheapest “nut”)
I've tried it & if I don't leave the house it's not so bad if the cupboards are full of healthy foods, but once you go to a shop sugar is everywhere, THAT is where I found it the hardest.
Water with a little bit of salt in it helps to deal with the craving for sugar.
@@Shelby58085 Wish that worked for me!
@نورة الثميري nuts, avocados, nutbutters (unsweetened), natural oils: olive, avocado, grapeseed, coconut
The best part about eating less sugar is that when you do finally eat something really sweet it feels like paradise, just experiencing that every now and then makes it worth it
I can attest to that.
The dopamine hit that follows is ridiculous.
Dangerous territory for me personally.
Lots of people who have dialed back their sugar intake for a long period of time significantly have claimed when they try something overly sweet again, they can't finish it.
I wish I had that problem.
Much easier for me to dial excess salt consumption vs sugar.
faxx
I disagree.
@Deep Moticons That's dumb.
@Deep Moticons you don’t have to totally cut it out just cut back. You learn to appreciate those foods not having them for a long period of time.
I kicked sugar years ago. I’ll only eat something with added sugar maybe once a month. Once you quit sugar, you realize how big of a problem it is. My food cravings are almost nonexistent because a lot of the time when you think you’re hungry, you’re really just craving sugar.
Sugar is life
@@Flwrbearz08 Yes. Happy but short 😂
do we have to cut down fruits as well in no sugar challenge?
@@patrickbatemanfromohio I’d say yes. If you want to eat fruit, I recommend sticking to berries. They have way less natural sugar than other fruits. I personally only eat a few bananas a week and blueberries once in a while.
I noticed that too. After quitting sugar you are not as hungry as you used to be, even on a strict diet...
Eat healthy, do exercise, take vitamin tabs and sleep well. That's what I've done and it's my 65th birthday next week. 😊
My grandma lives on crap foods, uses lard and eats butter , eats lots of cake and chocolate and biscuits, drinks gin and rum and guiness. She's 84 and has perfect blood pressure and takes absolutely no prescribed medication. It's the luck of the draw I say.
😊
If u eat well balanced diet u dont need Vit tabs.
It's been a week since you commented, so you must've 65. Happy birthday!!😁🎉 I wish you a life that full of happiness
y supplements, just have a balanced diet my guy
I did it for 44 days.... Went from 172lbs to 148lbs. First 12 days sucked horribly.
I quit sugar for about a month and lost weight fast.. It was quite worrying 😂
Hey, did you change your lifestyle as in workouts or other diet changes?
@@ESDASH549 I eat much less junk.. less bread..
No potato chips.
No candy.
Nothing fried.
@@JOHNNYHAULAWAY thanks for answering, hope you get the most out of your goals! Ik, brownies are really tough to overlook, I guess we can call it a soul food?
@@JOHNNYHAULAWAY im currently on day 10 and still drinking fruit juice and eating fruit but nothing else which has sugar apart from the small amounts in savory foods i cant do anything about. Is this what u did and will it work effectively
Day 104 without sugar: I can see through walls and levitate small objects
😂😂😂
Dayum 😂
lmao this is the best comment i read in 3 days 😂
great you did it!
Thanks, that made my day o/ ;)
I cut down sugar during Ramadan, it was difficult as i am addicted and could eat a meal of junk food containing just sugar. After 30 days of fasting I can’t believe how good my skin looks, how energetic I feel and how much weight I’ve lost.
Soups, light meals, and water are my go-to in Ramadan. I don’t know how a lot of people do elaborate meals and so much desserts 😮💨
Almost every ramadhan I drink a juice and some fries foods, planning to stop that habits and reduce the portion of my food too this ramadhan
this is a great idea, insha’allah i’ll do this during ramadan next year!
I wanted to do this for this ramadan
My go to are dates water and all fruits and just a handful of bites from each dish then after tarawih I do a lil 1 or 2 hour workout
this guys discipline is unmatched....“I quit breathing for 30 days”
It’s just food
biggesteasyofmylife35 You do it then
@@fredaldridge9001 no id be hella underweight if I did, im trying to gain weight not lose it bro. maybe in the future
After 30 days: so it wasn't actually all that beneficial for me, I was doing the same amount of work as I was before.
biggesteasyofmylife35 ha you can gain weight by eating smart smh, not everything is about sugar
it's the hardest when you're stuck in quarantine, not old enough to move out of your parents, and they have tons of snacks in the house and frequently bring home sweets like donuts. you'd have to have a will of steel to not eat sugar for 30 days
How I beat the WORST sugar addiction: every SINGLE time I craved sugar I ate 100g of oats with milk, a little brown sugar and raisins. Some days I would get through 500g of oats. 2 weeks or so in I had no cravings. I don't know how it worked but it did
@@Simeon-the-Magnificent nice man, i stopped eating snacks a month ago, drinking sodas, and eating sandwiches and shit, i'm eating only whats being cooked and drinkin lots of water, and exersize, im 96kg
I hope i drop to 88 til summer
@@TheRizzler525 fuck i don’t even know my weight, but I stopped eating junk 4 days rn, though I do feel like I might be eating too much home cooked food (I have a big appetite). I’ve had Oreos are addictive *5 days ago*, I just wanna say “screw it”, but the keep realizing it’s what I want, not what I need. To make it worse, my parents also bring snacks all the time, but I’ve done small exercises, and drinking water to fill the starvation
At this point I’m not sure if I’m actually starving or craving something, I’m still a teen so perhaps I have the advantages (still growing) but, I’ll keep doing what I’m doing
@@Simeon-the-Magnificent thanks... now I heave oats cravings (but no seriously thank you that tip really helped)
@@afangirl9329 oats aren't bad thing to crave ;) How has it helped you so far?
Sugar is literally the cocaine of food
Cocaine, crack, meth, heroine. Shit..you name it😅
I hear yuh, I have been a sugar junkie my whole life and have been battling high blood sugar and fatty liver for about 7 years now. I also have a mouth full of fillings and two missing back teeth 🦷 so chewing can be a challenge sometimes. All because of sugar!! 😠
*sniff sniff*
? people dont know how to use the word literally... Cocaine is literally the cocaine for food....
@@MultiChrisjb ok snowflake
I’ve been crushing this fairly well. No unnecessary cravings anymore. Great energy all day. I can coast through the day with ease, off of one solid meal if i really want to. It makes you realize how people have been manipulated into excessively gorging on sickening “food”.
I’m starting this tomorrow. Uughhh
Not really manipulated and more towards cheap, accessible, and addicting
i have been on this diet for almost 2 months now and i feel so good for myself..i feel really healthy. instead of eating something made up with processed sugar, i eat fruits instead or flavored yoghurt. because i dont live alone i still have lots of sweets in the pantry but i dont feel like having them anymore even though i know how good they taste. i have lost around 5-6 kgs so far and working out really pays off effectively
Do you still eat honey 🍯
@@maskzdartist13 i dont like honey actually so i dont eat it, but yeah u can have it its healthy :)
Thank you for not putting ads on your videos.
yeah he just advertises his patreon in every freaking video :D
@@БейбутТукибаев-п3у well I don't care about promotions inside of videos, but prerolls and popups are just outrages to me.
I don't mind adds if it supports this awesome creator that adds this mich value.
I mean there is patreon but it might be tough to survive only on that, unless tou have different sources.
Then again the pre or mid rolls are annoying, I wish there would be sort of subscription program where you would pay to be add free.
I think YT don't implement that, cuz it would be way more than mere 10-15 dollars, because adds are way more valuable than that
I honestly wish he did. He deserves the ad revenue.
well there was obviously an ice cream ad in the beginning
my Math teacher has quit sugar for 12 years. she was one of the healthiest and most centered 45 year old I ever met.
its an addiction, with withdrawal symptoms.
Crazy that the stuff that they sell us is literally this bad. It should be illegal.
But the Gov flips if a guy sparks a joint.
Literally feeding us poison
Seriously. Many of us have heard the "it's more addictive than cocaine" and just went "ohhh okaaay", but it is, because to your body, which is molded to live from meal to meal, possibly struggling to feed yourself for days and days, storing as much energy as possible is seen as a huge necessity, so sugar, which has no other nutritional properties than being pure energy, is like cocaine.
Michael Davis
A joint is probably healthier than sugar, so...
I read somewhere that cancer cells thrive on sugar.
Idk if it’s true or not though.
Michael Davis
I don't smoke tobacco or weed. And I've greatly reduced my sugar intake.
You've done your job to inform and inspire me. Now It's my responsibility to make this into action.
Edited For Your Pleasure this comment is relevant on every one of his videos 😭😭
Taking initial action is by far the hardest step!
Be careful, in two month I'll ask you about your results.
And my responsibility to procrastinate and justify my actions.
“It’s not like I do this every day, until I started to do it every day” So true.
he protec
he attack
but most importantly
he throw snacc at nat
Yash Just stop kid stop beating a dead horse
keep going u found a hater
This is what I scrolled down to find.
@@jrc2976 what are these type of msgs supposed to be? funny? witty? like whats the point? i see them on other videos and use dont get it. plz explain
@@theaniqa99 it's a meme old but gold imo
I quit coffee for 30 days. Now i smoke crack.
😂😂
Did it help you lose weight at least?
😁
@@myranaam8562 actually, coffe e boosts your metabolism, so it helps you...
@@逆巻スバル-f5h Sweet. Black coffee only though, right? I dont think coffee with creamer and sweetener helps as much. lol
Quitting sugar made me a different person. My mental clarity/short term memory improved, my mood, and motivation improved. I started a new business with my new found motivation. I highly recommend anyone to try quitting sugar. It gets easy after the first week or two.
Seems like quitting any shite makes you a better person. I'll consider quitting.
Are you only talking about added sugars? Or all sugars even fruits?
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yeaa
@@thefrenchareharlequins2743 well your comment definitely proves that point
I’ve been wanting to quit eating sugar, for a whole month. I have fast metabolism, always hungry, and binging sugary/junky foods without gaining weight, affected my diet moods, and skin a lot. I don’t have $ or family support to help me but I will attempt to challenge myself a whole month to see differences and consume more higher protein foods/snacks.
Dude in the same situation
I hope you do well.
Wishing you the best of luck. I believe in you❤
I decided to do a sugar free January (2023). Or at least a dessert-free January.
When you eat sugar, your body reclaim more sugar. The only thing you can do is replace it with bitter flavours plenty with polyphenols like 100% cacao or coriander
shows how addictive sugar really is "I quit sugar for 30 days and I feel great, but I still want to eat sugar"
He didn't quit sugar. He quit added sugar.
I think you need to learn the definition of addiction.
cplusplusgamer sugar cravings go away after about two weeks.
KnG SkuliGreno makes 0 sense as a response to my comment, but okay
Your Mom sugar is addictive. It’s sCiEncE
I quit sugar for 3 days and almost died
I actually died , until someone made my corpse drink sweet lime soda at my funeral
I died, I’m writing this in my grave
I haven’t eaten in 3 days
KimuTakuMyLove what are you drinking? Like smoothies or something??
KimuTakuMyLove I would love to try this!
This honestly the thing I miss most about Africa. The food is so organic.
Yah anywhere but the west the food is real.
People eat whatever they want in Pakistan or India or Africa and etc
They come to America and have to stop eating bread and whatever. It makes them fat.
They just dont have alot of it...
@vestige Tell that to the childeren starving to death.
@@supimsatan there are children starving to death everywhere in the world. Don’t generalize a whole continent. Africa has lots of resources.
@@springday6259 He Litterally says AFRICA, so he is basicly generalizing the whole continent.
For me, your surroundings does play a huge role if you wanna start this kind of challenge. Reading the comments, I realized I wasn't the only one with this problem. I'm a 94kg 19 year old female and eating sugary foods becomes a bad habit of mine. My family does not maintain a healthy lifestyle which if I were to start eating healthy, they'll be like "Ohh so you wanna eat healthy now huh?" And start teasing me about it. Idk but it's pretty much damaging my mental health and destroying my self esteem. The way I look will always be judged when I meet an old friend or family.. "you've gotten big!" Is what they always say to me😅 this is why I'm not comfortable going out to public places and meeting new people when the people close to me are the one body shaming me :)
I relate and feel your pain. The struggle is enormous when the entire family has taught you these bad habits and try to hold you back when you decide to make healthier choices. Btw, I am currently 94kg too, but I am already 37 years old. My heaviest was 107kg, a nightmare.
For the ones that will make harsh comments, I realized they could be blood-related, but they are not family. Family hopes the best for you and helps you. Currently, I have been doing better choices for the one that loves me as family: myself. Best wishes, I hope you are doing great!
Jesus can heal it all
Do this, do this for yourself! Diet change and wellbeing is a 100% self motivated endeavour, nobody else can force you and many will hinder. If you're asked "oh so you wanna eat healthy now huh?", your answer only needs to be "Yes, either get on the bus with me or take a different journey!" (you may wish to soften that depending on relationships ;) ) I'm a 57 year old male and back in 2018 realised that having already gone up a trouser size, those were folding over at the belly and so I bought some smart scales. I'm not going to claim a weight problem but overall wasn't good but I was 97kg. What really hit me was that at age 55, my metabolic age reported as 59 and frankly that shocked me.
I took control of my diet, i'm now 57 and my metabolic age reports as 56. I wear a clothes size that I last wore about 30 years ago and have had to change my entire wardrobe. I've had people tell me how good I look at 79kg. I feel great, confident and i'm much happier.
It's up to you, every journey starts with the first step. Do it for you.
@@sheldy2344 nope sorry, wrong channel, this one is about eating healthy in the real world.
Sameeeeeee
In my home my parents prohibited buying junk , we never had it available around the house so I grew up not craving any of it ! I eat macdonals and all that fried junk maximum 5 times a year I think. It’s amazing how addictive these things are ! I’ll try to repeat what my parents did to us when I finally become a dad .... I think everything starts at home, educated parents in this subject can definitely change children’s future
You're very lucky
That’s so true b/c my dad gardens & grows food my family doesn’t buy as much junk food
But why do you want to bring a new life to this evil world, toxic air and toxic people, toxic food.
Just think about it seriously.
Hello deer
Send Sugar fast
It definitely does. Habits are always learned. Think really hard about what you want to put out there as an example for others because they do notice it. I am raising my son vegan (compassion for all animals, not just dogs and cats) and my only regret is that I wasn’t raised this way. I could have saved so many lives.
I quit sugar when I was 19 and Now I'm 21🤞💕 the more you'll get older the more your body will thank you for that. "quit sugar"👍🏻😍
congrats hope you stay on the right path ;) lol
If you can say that at 21 then imagine at 41. Seriously you’d be surprised at how fit you previously felt at 21 not because of a lack of sugar but also because you are 21.
Enjoy it, treat your body right. I wish I hadn’t put so much weight on and lost some teeth.
yeh, I quit sugar 10 years ago, before people even knew that it causes cancer and kills you slowly while making you a sugar junkie
@@ExploreLearnEnglishWithGeorge you never eat it ? I have quit sugar a couple months ago and I'm wondering if I can indulge sometimes on a dessert
@@ExploreLearnEnglishWithGeorge what does your diet usually consist of?
One thing I noticed after significantly reducing my sugar intake for about two weeks was how sweet everything actually is to someone that doesn't eat that on a regular basis. That was a turning point and since then I haven't been able to finish a mars bar lol
agree
Ana Miron definitely true
Oh samee..
I just get some fruits and а juicer and get that juice . It's tasty and sugary perfect
So true
I've been off added sugar for over 6 months. The biggest difference really is energy in the afternoon. I no longer feel like I'm barely keeping my eyes open at midday. I eat a couple servings of fruit every day and that helps manage cravings for sweet things. I occasionally eat snacks or desserts that are sugar-free/keto but luckily those intense cravings went away early on and I don't feel like I NEED something sweet on the daily. Some things like protein bars actually taste too sweet now. Love how the body & taste buds adapt!
I’ve quit sugar for about two month now, my back acne got better ever since then.
i should do that too, I got back acne especially on my upper back like no ones business :/
Aline G I had the same problem, it even affected my shoulders and chest. But I’ve got better since I’ve quit sugar
Aline G you kinda cute tho
Me too. Quitting sugar works faster than the pill for getting rid of acne. Plus you lose weight!
Is it because you left sugar or you also stopped eating dairy ?
You have taken one-man-band production quality to another level, seriously. Thank you. You deserve this growth.
Yes really great work on the production here.
When you realize that this isn't a buzzfeed video
@Thelondonbadger lol 😂😂
@Thelondonbadger haven't got one 🤷🏻♀️
@Thelondonbadger I'm not on social media.
Thelondonbadger ooo this bitch just got rejected lmao 😂
@@cringe6650 *sips tea*
I recently decided to cut down on my sugar intake. I did not cut it out completely because I did not want to go thru the withdrawals. I did find that now I can taste how sweet things are and I don't like them. I am eating sugar free chocolate when I need it. I am drinking my soda SO watered down now, it hardly has any soda in it. I love the taste of Pepsi so I put a little bit of it in a cup more than half-full of water. I am due for another blood test next month, so I can't wait to see what doing this for 6 weeks did for my sugar levels.
Nice!
I quit sugar for 90 days straight, back in 2017. This was the time I also started working out regularly. The only sweet I used to eat during this period was in the form of fruits. It was really difficult for the first two weeks because I was so fond of sweets. But then, that feeling gradually faded away and I never really felt the urge of eating a sweet even if it was kept in front of me. The benefits were so many. I felt so light and nimble. I felt my digestive system became more robust. I was less irritable (part of it also because of working out regularly). Most importantly, I felt in control of myself. Eventually, I started using natural sweeteners like jaggery and raw honey and have completely eliminated sugar in any form from my life. Couldn't be happier by this decision. I think everyone should give it a try and see the benefits themselves.
@@jiyabkhalil8693 I lost around 4kgs in the 1st 3 months.
@@jiyabkhalil8693 well it depends from person to person I guess. I was only 10kgs overweight as per BMI measurement. I knocked off the remaining 6kgs in the next 4 months. I did not make any drastic changes to my diet other than removing sugar otherwise the transformation could have been faster.
نورة الثميري don’t cut carbs keep it at 40% protein 30% carbs 30% fats
i have been doing this since 1st July as part if my weight loss regime. the only thing i miss is tea and coffee. can't drink them without sugar
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"its not like i do it everyday -- until i did." EXACTLY WHAT IS HAPPENING TO ME!!
Same xD
potato 911 likes 😂
I didn't quit sugar but cut my intake by around 90% and it's been 2years now. The changes I noticed were stunningly decreased cravings, better results on my weight loss goals which was otherwise getting ruined by regular sugar consumption. Greatest of all is I feel proud of having conquered something which I was once enslaved to.
Very happy for u! this is great
I make my own meals too. For breakfast and lunch I'll just eat a Chicken or steak and rice burrito with veggies and I feel great all day
Did u notice any cognitive benefits ? Mentally clarity or energy ?
@@pitchbuckets2860 Nothing very specific to mention, however my attitude towards sweets in general changed and that has had tremendous impact. Improved energy levels was noticed once I started to exercise. Sugar or anything sweet is not my option to celebrate or ruminate. However occasionally I satisfy my cravings, bearing in mind the consequences of over indulgence. More often than not I see sugar as a villain that nullifies my hard work, thwarts my goals and that makes things much easier.
@@jacquilinejohn1879 awesome , keep up the good work
13 days without sugar/carbs, lost 8.8 lbs/4 kg with some moderate exercising. ❤️
No fap + no sugar + no social media + cold showers = I am now earning $23,824 a day
Pathetic. I am still in my mother’s womb and making close to 7 figures every week. No stop on this grind.
Joel Miller respect
Profit on profit.
It ain't Obeezy everything you said was spot on except for no fap... its a scam.
Brett Austin ouf
His titles are always so dramatic and yet the video is so chilled😂😂
I thought instead of titles u said tities and i was wondering whaaaat..?😂
I read that as ‘titties’ too 🙊
Fasho me too I was 💀💀💀
Tittie's ( . Y . )
His title is literally what he did, how is that dramatic
I just turned 50 and I have a sugar addiction. I am overweight and I need to rethink sugar. Wish me luck! Good video.
You can do this! I’m 54 and I quit processed and food last month, right before Christmas. Thus far I have lost 12 pounds without really trying. I’m just naturally active because I have a 4 month old pup I have to keep up with:-). I work out for 30 minutes, 3 to 4 times a week. I can safely say the weight loss is due to eliminating sugar, in any form, and eliminating processed foods.
good luck
Good luck
healthy snacks like: raisins, baby tomatoes, baby carrots, and nuts are better alternatives!
All the best😀😀
I actually learn English through watching your videos. It's also useful to hack some tips for self-improvement. Dad-gut, onset, sustenance, treat - meal.
3 take-away that i can stick to:
1. The average amount of sugar that recommened consumption is 25 gram/day. So i should check the pack about added sugar
2. The addiction of sugar can really impact the fluctuation of high or low energy in a day. In someway, when we see ourselve crave more sugar, it might reflect our body state needing more sweetness in life.
3. To make the balance and enjoy in the long run, we don't need to cut out sugar completely from out daily meal if our body has not yet been ready. Treat meal at times is a good idea!
Matt D’Avella is basically auto-tuning my life.
I swear my phone is watching me. I hadn't had sugar in 15 days and I just now ate two sugar cookies. Then this video pops up on my recommendations. Thanks for making me feel worse, creepy UA-cam spies in my phone.
I feel really guilty because I just ate some raw cookie dough (full of sugar) then watched this 😅
@@ashley-sv4lo haha luckyy
@@ashley-sv4lo yeaa same
You don't have to quit sugar.
don’t feel guilty! it’s okay to treat yourself every now and then. two sugar cookies is okay.
Dude, your color grades are goals. I don't watch your stuff enough but every time I do, I get two things out them, every time. 1) A ton of value, and food for thought 2.) Intense jealousy and a drive to figure out how to make my stuff look like this lol
I absolutely second this.
I wasn't obsessed with teal and peach until this video...
Subscribe to his Patreon to see how he colour grades 😉
@@StuartHerrington does he have videos on his gear and film making process there?
That first part about changing your environment by not buying them in the first place. You get me😭. I hate that my mother buys sweets and snacks. I didn’t get fat from having self control.
I haven't eaten sugar for 4 months. Also I have been exercising regularly for 4 months. I feel healthier than before. I did this not to lose weight, but to be healthier. I lost 6 kilograms in this period, this has been very good for me.
It was really hard at first. I'm so happy to quit sugar. My skin is better than before and that's all. I wanted to share this with you.
Thanks✌
May I ask if you have lost anymore weight throughout the process?
Good job!!!👍👍👍
I cut the sugar about 2 months ago. The best decision I ever made for my health. Dropped the weight, picked up a lot of energy and never felt better.
how hard was it 1 to 10 and at what point did it become more normal to u?
@Shantell 48205 always eat fruit its healthy and has benefits
@Shantell 48205 Fruit is fine, fruit juice on the other hand is just glorified sugar water with a touch of vitamin
Shantell 48205 it’s a natural sweetener. It’s fine
@@BenjiClips614 Nope, it's still just sugar. The more "natural" something is, the more it wants to harm you. Processed sugar and natural sugar is the same.
I got rid of my excess clothing, cut my personal spending 80%, and started drinking a gallon of water a day. Also started slowly paying off my debts. 2 credit cards down, 1 to go. About to start making extra payments toward one of our vehicles.
What type of water!? Do your research on distilled water 💧😀
Carlos TM I could use friends like you mate. Trying to do the same... down to 2 credit cards. Focusing on weight and water now
@@thegreatestyoutubeuserlmao! Water from the hose. Haha. But seriously if I don't feel like going inside for water I just go for the water hose. Reminds me of my younger days.
@@alexr8784 I hear you. I'm about 30 pounds overweight. At this point I'm just cutting out all fast food, soda, and trying to eat at home more. Trying not to eat out as much as we do is pretty difficult but the money you save is a nice reward. I could cook the same $30 steak at home for $10 with sides.
Trying to stay persistent is challenging. But I'm getting there.
@Raw Cienna same here. The only clothes I kept were the same black t shirts, jeans, and a few clothes for church and other special occasions. And three pairs of shoes.
Honest input:
I quit sugar just because I began to take care of my body after learning the problems of sugar. I did not have a specific goal other than to cut sugar. Let me tell u I lost so much weight and I couldn’t find the reason other than sugar intake.
Cons:
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I lost a lot of weight, as a man thats a downside as I did not intend to lose weight. Approximately 20-25 pounds within this year.
-My libido went down (weak erections)
-always tired
Pros:
-I see positive change in my face and my gf notices as well
-Mentally stronger to stay away from sugary drinks, candy, junk food, etc
dont leave sugar totally, u can eat fruits, i recommend pineapple slices 3 times per week, ur girlfriend is gonna be pretty happy everytime u cum man.
Make sure to do a blood test, check you testosterone and estrogen levels. E.D is no joke.
Weak erections simply means that you are either not exercising or not exercising hard enough.
This man wears one shirt, and one shirt only.
He has 2 types of t-shirts and 12 of each so yeah he has 12 green t shirts.
Isabel Vickers no?
Well yes but actually no
He wears the same TYPE of shirt every day, but he has multiple charcoal grey shirts.
He's a clean boi
shane dawson 2.0
he’s a minimalist, haha😁
I quit sugar for 9 hours...
When I was sleeping.
U sleep for 9 hours?? *damn*
Dude my sleep record was 14 hours.
😂😭😭😭
@@eriktopdawg76 most of my relatives sleeped for over 10 years you can't beat that. I don't when will they wake up
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I quit sugar for 30 days and I lost 50 pounds, grew 8 Inches, and now have 3 wives and 10 girlfriends
PoopScoop2525 same
U winning in life bruh
Grew 8 inches in what tho 🤔
That's very common I tell you.
🤣🤣🤣
I’m gonna try this , I have a bad sugar addiction. I constantly crave and eat sugar sweets.
ok but why is no one talking about him drinking a glass of chicken broth
Eh, I've done it before. It's pretty good.
You mean you DON’T drink a glass of chicken broth???
{Delete this} carbs actually all have the same effects in the body
Because chicken broth is healthy
{Delete this} there are healthy carbs, but it still turns to sugar in the body. thats why hes still craving sugar.
"Did a little research" - Googles ' Sugar bad? ' LMAO.
LOL
MrShroomed stop 😭🤣
oooh shaaade!
MrShroomed 😂😂
i mean he did say little :D
I just quit sugar for 30 seconds
first 10 seconds is the hardest
Aim a little higher my friend.
Congradulations
Someshwar Patil 10 seconds: “I’m having mayor cravings right now I have a headache, I don’t think this is gonna work”
LMBO 30 SECONDS
The fact that I didn't search for this and also just thinking about quitting sugar a while ago
UA-cam sometimes really surprises me when it comes to knowing me better than people...
Y’all, I’m on day 3... already my head hurts, I slept so rough last night and my minds fuzzy. Sugar addiction is crazy!! I can’t believe I’d never realised to clearly before 🤭🥺
Did you do it? :D
Its terrible, these withdrawal symptoms hit me like an anvil on the head.
ben jamen fan I did something called ‘The David Fast’ so I went sugarless (amongst other things) for 10 days; I have so much respect for this guy pulling off 30 days!! I struggled with just the 10 😰😂
D M honestly; keep it up though, it’ll be worth it 💪🏼
@@mikismissingmarbles7091 I succeeded at cutting off junk food entirely for a month but i started eating unhealthy stuff during the quarantine, but now im gonna quit again, hopefully it wont be too hard :D
no one:
Matt D'Avella
:
i quit 30 days for 30 days.
snoopIII Sounds like Quarantine Life to me
No one 🤣
Héctor i mean I think it was kinda funny
@Héctor
Pur ur jokes into r/comedyclub and u'll get fucked
ua-cam.com/video/7DcShOZQ0m0/v-deo.html
“Sugar is more addictive than cocaine”
People: OMG sugar is bad!
Me: OMG cocaine is not bad as I thought
Noiceeggs my first thought 😂😂😂
I've been addicted to both..it is true...lol it's more addictive..sugar
They are both same thing lol
I found a lot of the coke I was buying was cut with glucose, so decided as I was on a health kick to smoke crack instead, best thing I ever done
😂😂😂
June is a perfect month to do this! I begin tomorrow. I've already taken steps to get rid of sugar but the hardest part is that almost nothing in my home is made from scratch. I live with my parents and my mom is all about fast and as little work as possible. She is 76 and has some health issues.
I gave up ice-cream and 99% of dairy last year. But I did not realize how addicted to sugar that I was. I've already made drastic changes but sugar is the next goal.
Its hard because I don't drive and live in a rural area. I can't get my family to even go grocery shopping once a month. Meaning that 95% of my food is delivered through the mail. I can't simply go and buy fresh produce or vegetables. But I am trying
Who needs snacks when you are the SNACC
Edit: I said you'd be getting that 1 mil plaque within the month, looks like that'll be coming true!
PLACC* ;)
I’ve watched this video twice now - almost two years apart. The first time I watched it I wanted to do this but thought there’s no way. This time I am on my last week of no sugar and am thinking of continuing this as a lifestyle change for the majority of the time. It truly is life changing (more energy, better sleep) to not always be hanging by the snack drawer and craving dessert.
glad to hear
Hope you decided to make the lifestyle switch.
In my opinion, cheat days are useless for most people. If you eat way too much sugar on a cheat day, it defeats the whole purpose. Eating healthy should be a lifestyle and not a diet.
Just my opinion, loved the video
I disagree if you treat yourself for some sweets on one day you unlikely get to binge on some fast food sooner or later. It helped me to lose 40 pounds easy
@@BillyPaulina Did you binge eat on your cheat days?
He said cheat MEAL
@@swinxfee oh yeah that's different. I was thinking of cheat days cause I hear people doing that all the time. And I never tried that because I knew I would just binge eat again.
Skinny Animus i have cheat meal once a week and it’s something to look forward to. having one cheat meal is not gonna default the whole purpose.
I used to eat sugar all the time, everyday deserts, snacks, muffins for breakfast. And I realized I was gaining some weight. I would have to work out like crazy to keep the body I wanted, and I didn't have much time to do the things I loved. So I decided to quit sugar as well. For the first two days it wasn't bad, but seeing my family eat all these incredible deserts and foods made me jealous. Then after 2 months, I noticed I felt really good, I was alert and awake, I didn't have to drink coffee in the morning, or go to bed super early to wake up at 6:00. Sometimes you might feel like quitting like oh its just one day. And then that day turns into a week and so on. I found that setting a date that you will have sugar on, for example I have sugar on my birthday once a year. And that gives you something to look forward to, and keeps you in check. Quitting sugar also gets rid of sugar crashes, and has opened up my pallet for all kinds of new foods. It's been a year and a half now, and I feel the best I ever have, running the fastest, play sports the best, so just try it, I promise you'll feel so much better.
When a sugar craving hits, lick your finger and put it into real salt. Apply the salt to your tongue and take a few long breaths. BAM! Sugar craving is gone. Works every time.
Fuck, dude! this shit actually worked for me! I'm a powerlifter from Egypt and Ia always had an issue with this. But this really did help. Thanks a lot.
One comment could be more helpful than entire posts and videos
for real?
lol it doesn’t work. It’s a very recurrent joke here 🤣
swtdrops yeah it has no cals
I have a serious sugar addiction.
I’m starting this tomorrow
Elle Ti how is it going, I want to try this
You won’t last long
Don’t do it all at once. gradually decrease. take out things one at a time and it will make it easier!!
No you starting this today
I'm have an adiction of sugar too,but i can't cut 100%. I tried,and i got sick.
So....i'm trying very slow.
Congrats on your sugar detox! 👏🏻👏🏻I’m on almost 3 months of cutting out sugar. Feeling great. 😃👍🏼
Thats hard ! Congrats
Thanks! Alexandre Silva
My hero you are 🏋️
Wow, nobody asked
@@rokkstar64 don't be a kill joy dude!
it has been 45 for me quitting sugar
my life changed litterally !!
i was addicted
now if i eat sugar i would throw up !
Me at Age 19: "I don't understand how people are fat. I eat just as much junk as they do but I'm still slim.
Me at Age 29: "I don't understand why I keep gaining weight. I eat as little as possible but I'm still fat."
The accuracy hurts.
Hahahaha....wish someday we could find a technology to switch gene LOL
This started to happen to me when I was 16, now I'm 34 and finally realised that metabolism matters duh
Omg my life right there
Its call metabolism 😅
I was actually thinking of quitting sugar as a challenge then you uploaded this video!! ITS A SIGN
IKRR!!!
Always happens to me in Matt's videos! It's like he's reading my mind it's crazy 😂
No it's confirmation bias.
hi rizaaaa ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°
Same. I’ve been “trying” (poorly) to do so and tonight my friend who quit sugar was talking to me and I decided I wanted to try it and this confirms it
Sugar and simple carbs are the main cause of alzheimers. When I quit sugar, I found that I could actually think clearer. Sugar isn't worth it.
Simple carbs?
@@buddah3418 Sucrose, fructose and glucose
@@trevrockrock16 followed up by glucose, alchol and artifical sweeteners
@@michakrzyzanowski8554 galactose....
@@wjdyr you don't see this sugar as often as those three
I’ve lost track but I quit sugary items, specifically coca cola, and sweets. I walked around my neighborhood daily, went from two hundreds in forty seven pounds to one hundred and sixty. It will certainly be difficult at first, but soon it’ll become a part of normal life. Definitely recommend it.
Mf why you don't write numbers like normal people
“And then throw my food at Natalie” 😂
That really cracked me as well
Poor Natalie! Her expression’s like, “ WTF MATT?!!”
biggest difference I noticed by quitting sugar was my depression went away. Never felt in a better mood constantly ever since.
How are you feeling now?
Pema...Cutting out sugar and bad carbs,, ETC. .. walking everyday, light weights, LOTS OF water, eating a flexible vegetaranian way of eating.....causes depression is gone, my eyesight reversed itself, no glasses needed, LOTS OF ENERGY...better SLEEP...NO brain fog......blood labs are improved
Same! Because of depression I used to have "brain fog" and blamed it on covid but my psychiatrist told me to cut off sugar. After a while my mind felt much "clearer"
@@Ichigo-dh9rd do you still have the brain fog?
That’s great news!
It’s so much harder when you live with your family and they still eat sugar so it’s just sitting their tempting you
*there
Ikr
Felt the same way until I just kept ignoring the feeling now I don’t even care when someone else eats something sweet or something I would have wanted months ago
Brayden Ramey how long did it take to reach that point?
Ive quit all sodas and pastries/ice cream/desserts in general and I feel so much better even though it's only been 19 days. I eat some stuff with a little sugar in it, such as eating ketchup with some fries for example. But even just quitting sodas and desserts have made such a noticeable difference both physically and psychologically.
I stopped eating sugar right after watching this. I'm 12 days in and I feel pretty good.
Congrats! You got this, and be careful!
That's dumb.
@@TheAbsoluteProduction why
@@leslieg8047 Because the body needs sugar. All of the comments who said that this stuff is life changing, then you aren’t doing to correctly and everyone who commented that it didn’t work is speaking the truth because the body runs on sugars. I don't see what's unhealthy in sugar. For example glucose. Glucose is essential for the brain, central nervous system and red blood cells to work properly.Or fructose ! Fructose + glucose = sucrose and sucrose, unlike fructose, the body largely breaks glucose down in the cells, and as you may know, fructose can bind to glucose. The small intestine usually absorbs this sugar type and sends it out to the body's cells for energy. Every day I go and have a snack before I start training and it gives me energy for about 1-2 hours. So that's why sugar is an important and healthy source of energy with glucose being the most important for the body...So they don't have to worry about it because the body knows when you need to eat sugar and how much to eat.
@@TheAbsoluteProduction u get sugars from each food u eat. u don’t need processed sugars or added sugars to live
Matt, and everybody else who's reading this: if you want a dessert while on "no sugar" just eat an apple. Yeah, it does have sugar, but it's not concentrated and free floating as in added sugar or sugar based candies. And the real thing that struck me: after a month of abstaining from sugar my taste buds renewed to a point where my favourite usually sour-mildsweet apple tased sweet-sour with both flavours accentutated to such a degree it made me tear up and think - this is the food of the Gods, this is the damn ambrosia! Even the "crappy" falvourless apples became sweet and nuanced!
Turns out consuming sugar everyday takes away the tastes(and not just sweet) of other products and makes them feel dull when they are not.
Very true! I was on 75 hard so.no sugar for 75 day i had oranges one time and they were like nectar of the Gods (granted it was orange season but still) incredibly sweet and delicious
You should try 95% or 100% cocoa.
Slightly bitter but so good for you. Lots of good fat, very little sugar.
You're so right! When I'm on a workout regimen, I look forward to that evening apple and oat-porridge more than any trecking pony!
@@Treadvlogs1 It's full of theobromine which is a plant poison that causes cardiovascular issues.
For me, fruit was as addictive as other crappy sugars. So I had no choice but to go cold turkey in no having anything sweet at all in my diet until I lose my sweet tooth and learn to eat things moderately.
Hard to do when you got parents that control the groceries, still in high school and not even a penny in my bank account
The willow Of the North tell them to buy you different stuff if they say no threaten them to run away boom your problems solved
@@dannya.2296 😂😂
i can relate
@DeerHunter777 i have 3 other siblings who eat it
All u have to do is not add extra sugar in ur diet...drink water instead of coke for the starter..
I'm on a sugarfree diet currently, and I used to think the "daily serving" of sugar was insanely low and almost impossible to shoot under, but after paying attention to food labels more and just quitting soda and candy (/chocolate) entirely, it no longer seems so hard (especially since 1 bottle of soda is over 100% of your daily value, WOW), it's just about drinking plenty of water to fill yourself during the day and ignoring snacking at night, also going for more protein and veggies, and even avoiding cheese or milk (only 1 slice american has 5g sugar out of your 68g daily avg.).
I had a sugar addiction for one and a half years. I had sugar cravings throughout the entire day, some days I even ate whole bars of chocolate for breakfast, and I couldn't stop it. It was horrible. I had tried many times to quit sugar, but I ended consuming tons of it again.
Eventually, at the beginning of 2021, I decided to face this willpower challenge one last time. And since then, I've been sugar free for 25 days, and I'll keep fighting to push that number higher!
If you struggle with similar craving problems, I'll tell you, IT IS POSSIBLE to overcome them, YOU CAN DO IT! And your body will be endlessly thankful for that... Personally, although I've never really been overweight, now I weigh 150 pounds (at 5'11"), my skin appears brighter and I barely have any acne (as compared to last year). Quitting (added) sugar is one of the best decisions you can make!
Congratulations
Keep it up man! While I've never sustained a craving that long, I never sustained a processed-sugar-free lifestyle as long as you either 😔
I need to treat myself with more respect and not make excuses to slip into old habits just for the sake of familiarity.
You know who else has a cheat meal? “The Rock” another topic to talk about when you get him on the podcast. Write it down 😉👍
i stopped having Sugar it's been 3 months now feeling amazing.
edit - it's been 5 months now 🔥🔥
Congratulations
what are the benefits for you?
@@hello_alex_ you dont feel the need of eating sugar, you dont even want to eat it, normal fruits and vegetables and food in general tastes so much better and have so much flavour, I've been more than a year without added sugar and it was one of the best decisions of my life, eat oats for breakfast not cereal, eat fruit not sugary deserts or snacks, eat whole grain bread, not white rice
Do u lose weight?
@@antsan04 im on my 8 months without sugar. it was really bad for me for the first 3 weeks, it completely made me like a junkie craving for drugs but somehow i can pass those moment. When i was craving for something sweet, i ate raisins in moderation. daily meal just eat a clean food. there are plenty of recipes now how to make a delicious healthy food. Good luck
I would eat a bag of marshmallows easily. It wasn't uncommon for me to eat 2-6 donuts in a day. Peanut butter and jelly for breakfast.
The list goes on and on and I didn't even understand why I kept being driven to eat all this junk food.
Then I watched a few videos from Dr. Eric Berg; it was an addiction. I stopped eating ALL white processed sugar which is most foods starting July 1st and I am still on this diet. The weight is slowly going down 22 pounds in 6 weeks - so far. But if I screw up I will gain this back in less than a week; I can feel it. Just read everything in the store BEFORE putting it in the cart. Natural sugars like in bananas & such I feel is OK. Now to try to figure out how to kill the carb addiction and I just might be getting better! This is so hard at 70 y/o but I have to see if I can live longer than anyone else in my family. I am boring - I don't drink, smoke or even take recreational drugs.
22 pounds in 6 weeks is a lot! Congrats on the life changes!
Keep up the good work 👏
No sugar february
Taikamuna but it will be only 28 day challenge
@@alexandrabaumova6709 EXACTLY . lol
Taikamuna no sugar spring
Stop Sugar September
No sugar September.
i'm 14 and i quit eating sugar for five months.
my grades were sky-high and i was living an overall happy life.
y'all should really try it out
Nonsense
Only if my mom would stop feeding it to me
Athletic Workouts same, i cant fix it with that
If I don’t eat any of the food she’s gonna think I’m wasting it
You sound like a sharp young man. I was going to say that since your brain and body are still developing at 14 to be careful with radical diet changes that cut anything one thing out entirely, but then I remembered that advice does not hold for crack, alcohol, tobacco, murder etc. You made a fantastic choice that you will never regret and that will have long term HUGE benefits, as you already saw, even in the short term. Good for you. Keep it up!
I noticed that when i quit sugar i started to think more straight . Before it was just dumb thinking, now i put thought into every decision i make
Get rid of sugar, caffeine, fast food and have a regular sleeping schedule (at least 7:30 hours of sleep per night) and you're already ahead of the game!
White tea has a small amount of caffeine, wont be giving that up, no other tea comes close to it for health benefits.
look up what caffeine does to your body at least, before giving any advice. Black coffee is actually one of the best things you can do for your body, unless you drink it right after you woke up or right before going to bed.
@pedro17 High amounts of caffeine can lead to the negative health effects associated with prolonged elevated levels of cortisol (as in chronic stress). However, small to moderate amounts of caffeine can lift your mood and give you a boost.
@pedro17 But having a black cup of coffee when you feel tensed or low can boost your mood instantly and make things better. Coffee stimulates the central nervous system and increases the production of dopamine, serotonin, and noradrenaline, important neurotransmitters that elevate the mood.
yesss
Y’all my mom is a professional pastry chef this will be so damn hard
Edit: I just woke up to her making a huge tray of baklava 😭😭😭
Challenge her to make something good with no sugar
I don't even know what baklava is. And if she's a chef, she can make healthy food delicious for you.
Alicia it's a Turkish desert with hella sugar
Baklava is too hard to resist😭
Baklava tastes bad ngl
"I quit sugar for 40 days! :("
People with diabetes: that's cute
not really.. I have diabetes type1(so 4 injections of insulin daily) and still eat sugar, theres no problem with it. Even the doctors say that sometimes some sugar is completely fine
@@galearobert1289 don't worry I know, I was using that 'diabetics can't eat sugar' stereotype and using it for my comment.
@@jadetrussoni5054 :)
Thank you
Its actually nice to see some people out there who know that this is just a silly stereotype
@@galearobert1289 :))
@@galearobert1289 my friend has type 1 diabetes and he eats a shit ton of sugar daily
I had a experience like this. I cut on lactose and gluten, which by default cuts on a lot of sugar as well. But my sister's birthday came around and I let myself eat birthday junk food. Next day I was sluggish, had 3 new pimples and felt bloated.