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Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Sep 21 10:06am | Replies (71)

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They have given me different interpretations about nutrition. For example, it doesn't matter if I have a high calcium score of 900 and I consume sugar. The endocrinologist had a different opinion that sugar does not harm the heart but increases calories and weight and thus can do harm. Another different perception is that garlic cannot help because we eat it in small amounts.I have concluded that vitamin C and omega-3 from red pepper every day, onion or garlic soften atherosclerotic plaque. Also, maintaining a healthy weight and walking 1 hour and a half per day. My question is whether I can drink a cappuccino with two tablespoons of brown sugar every 7 days?

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Sugar from what I understand spikes your blood sugar. My main reason not to consume it is because I am trying to avoid dementia, which seems to run in my family. I think sugar overall is bad for us. I read the book Sugar Crush years ago and I forget the specifics now. I just decided not to consume it if I can avoid it. I do have maple syrup from time to time because it is lower on the glycemic index, so it doesn't give the spike. I do have some sorbet from time to time. So, I don’t totally deprivd myself. I have such a restricted diet because I am gluten and dairy free. I don’t think brown sugar is any better than white sugar, but you just need to find a balance if you really want your treat. I have read if you take a walk after consuming food helps. Pair it with fiber, fat, or protein I have read, helps slow down dugestion. Try reading the book, Sugar Crush, or research online. Best wishes.