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Monday 10 February 2014

The Sugar Trap

Here is the sixth part of an article I found in the Sunday Times



How to calculate sugar consumption

Most health organisations recommend that people limit themselves to 10tsp (40g) of added sugar a day, but many researchers say it should be 6tsp for woman and 8tsp for men. Teaspoons are easier to visualise than grams, so remember this easy equation: to get the number of teaspoons, divide the number of grams by 4. So, a regular Snickers bar contains 30g or about 7tsp of sugar, a 330ml can of Coke has 35g or 9tsp of sugar. We shouldn't eat or drink manufactured sugar bombs full stop. Any food with sugar in the first three ingredients is a bad idea. Avoid foods with more than 10g sugar per portion.

keep an eye out for the next part of the article!

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