Consequences of drastic sugar reduction?

Hello.
I've always consumed a lot of sugar. I ate yogurt (with chocolate) every day, ate various bars throughout the day, drank a lot of milk (Müllermilch), etc.
only one banana a day, but otherwise rather unhealthy, lots of sugar, fatty.

Since the beginning of November I have been trying to avoid it as much as possible.
I've managed that well so far. I drink a homemade smoothie in the morning. Sometimes with kiwi, berries, or other fruit.

However, I've been a bit more irritable since then, and I've also lost a bit of motivation. Could this be the cause, and when will it go away? Or do I have diabetes, which means my body needs sugar?

I don't have a completely sugar-free diet, since almost everything contains a little sugar. But I've eliminated those foods that I know are made entirely of sugar.

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Daniel551980
1 year ago

Are all normal side effects associated with sugar reduction. After a few days, it should be.

However, smoothies with a high percentage of fruit are, even if they are made themselves, also quasi sugar bombs. Think about how long you would need to eat the included fruit in natural form. If a smoothie is mixed with vegetables. The best varieties you don’t like. The fruit then pimps the taste a little.

The question of what the foods mentioned are now replacing? If you just leave it, it can be that you take too little calories and nutrients to you and therefore have no energy.

Daniel551980
1 year ago
Reply to  Gutefrage2324

Kiwi, berries, oat flakes, linseed and nuts listen well. Banane’s got a little sugar. But better than chocolate, etc.

I’d leave rice. completely inferior carbohydrates that are converted in the body only to sugar. Just like baked goods so cookies etc.

good protein bars as an exceptional sweetness. Otherwise, Magerquark would be an alternative with a few berries, some erdnus butter, protein powder or Flavour powder. Otherwise, tomatoes, paprika, cucumbers, cheeses, eggs would fall into me as healthier snacks.

PachamamaSquaw
1 year ago

Hello Good question.2324, 👋

I have always taken a lot of sugar to me. Daily yoghurts (with chocolate), different bolts a day, very much milk(marrow milk) drank etc. only one banana a day, but otherwise rather unhealthy, much sugar, greasy.

Yeah, pretty unhealthy.

Since the beginning of November, I have tried to do without it. I’ve done it well so far. Tomorrow’s drinker a smoothie, made himself. Kiwi, berries, some other fruit.

Attention!

Too much fruit = too much sugar = also not healthy.

Take care of here too.

I have been a little more irritating since then, and I am also something more, more driveless.” Can that come and when does that disappear?

Yes… after ~ 2-3 weeks.

Or do I have diabetes that the body needs sugar?

No.

Untreated diabetics (Type 1 + 2)

“use” no sugar, but are idR

Overseas! That is, it’s too much sugar in the blood. 🩸

Treated diabetics (Type 1 + 2) need

ONLY sugar if they idR by insulin,

or oral antidiabetic sugars.

I don’t have a completely sugar-free diet because almost everywhere there is a little sugar in it. But these foods, where you know, are only made of sugar, left out.

Yeah, that’s enough.

But remember:

ALL Carbohydrates (except ballasts) are

in the end = glucose = grape sugar!

LG 🙋🏻

AngiIntro
1 year ago

For the first time I find your project super, great success!

The side effects are normal and soon lay.

As far as I understand, you want to reduce industrial sugar first and feed you healthier and not live completely sugar-free from today to tomorrow. You’re on the right path! Even if many write fruits is a sugar beacon because of your smoothie: of course, fruit sugar has a lot of fruit sugar, you shouldn’t put it in itself in excess. But it also supplies many nutrients in contrast to household sugar, and you make your smoothie with milk, oatmeal and seeds, which is completely fine. For breakfast you need energy and nutrients, you have in there.

When you change your diet, it is completely ok to make the step by step. If you want too much at once you are quickly frustrated and give up. You don’t get from the grill master to the vegan on a day. All right as you look at it, go on!

germanils
1 year ago

I have been a little more irritating since then, and I am also something more, more driveless.”

These are classic “withdrawal phenomena” that recur with time.
So, hold on 🙂

To further improve your blood sugar balance, you can consider making a 3-day oat cure: https://www.ndr.de/ratgeber/gesundheit/Blutzucker-regulating-mit-der-klassischen-Haferkur,haferkur108.html

germanils
1 year ago
Reply to  Gutefrage2324

For the “Snack-Hunger” I soften on nuts, fruits or dried fruits, occasionally also on fiber-rich buns.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

It’s all right. Your body will thank you for the reduction.

Lowsugar
1 year ago

Smoothie contains massive sugar.

The diabetic in principle has oversugar in the blood and does not have to enrich with sugar.

It needs to be used to live less sugary. It can’t be done in two weeks.

If you bite less starch (bread, noodles, rice…), then it works better.

Lowsugar
1 year ago
Reply to  Gutefrage2324

In principle, apples, pears, oranges, figs, dattels etc. bring massive fruit sugar and this is by no means harmless if you want to live sugar-free. Blueberries are less serious.

Oat flakes contain 60% strength, which is degraded to glucose and do not deserve the general deification.

Daniel551980
1 year ago
Reply to  Lowsugar

Well, if you just walk on bread, noodles, rice, you can leave it the same. These are also all the more inferior carbohydrates that are converted into sugar in the body. The advantage is rather small to not present at all.

Lowsugar
1 year ago
Reply to  Daniel551980

I did not recommend using a letter to consume a lot of starch food!!

germanils
1 year ago

They are not “divinated”, but have a low GI and can be proven to regulate blood sugar by the content of beta-glucan.

eflose25477
1 year ago

A form of diabetis which is also available is undersugar, that is to say that too little sugar is present, but you can let the doctor treat

PachamamaSquaw
1 year ago
Reply to  eflose25477

A form of diabetis

Diabetit, not diabeis.

that there is also the underseed

Complete QUATSCH!!️

that means that there is too little sugar

Also QUATSCH!!