Let's compare an apple to a can of full-sugar fizzy drink. Typically, a regular-sized soft drink contains about seven to eight teaspoons of sugar. This apple contains four teaspoons of sugar.
So, have two apples and you've taken in as much sugar as you had in this can.
One is glucose, your body’s preferred source of energy,
which goes straight into your bloodstream. The other is fructose, which is taken to your liver,
and if not needed, is turned into fat. These are chemically identical to the sugars you get in junk
food. So, if you're not careful, they can cause you the same problems.
And you're going to gain weight if you eat too much of it, wherever it comes
from. So how can you get all the health benefits of fruit without overdosing on sugar? Well, the
first thing is to choose your fruits carefully. Gram for gram, bananas, cherries, pomegranates,
mangoes, grapes and figs all contain more than watermelon, raspberries, kiwi fruit and fresh
cranberries. The riper the fruit, the more sugar it contains, so try not to leave it lying around for
too long.
You should eat most of your fruit whole. And no more than one glass of juice or smoothie, as
digesting the fruit releases the sugar more slowly and avoids overloading your system with one
big hit.
There is no vitamin or mineral in fruit that you can't get from veg, in
возвращайтесь только за малой долей сахара.
1
В яблоке содержится примерно вдвое меньше сахара, чем в банке газированного напитка.
2
Фруктоза лучше глюкозы обеспечивает наш организм энергией.
3
Сахар во фруктах немного отличается от сахара в газированных напитках.
4
Некоторые виды сахара не приводят к увеличению веса.
5
Банан обычно содержит больше сахара, чем киви.
6
Количество сахара в кусочке фрукта уменьшается с возрастом.
7
Для вас будет лучше, если вы порежете фрукты на маленькие кусочки, прежде чем съесть их.
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