This week is sugar awareness week and this years theme is what's in your drink as many drinks have much more sugar than we realise and thats not in anyone best interests.
I personally drink tea mostly with the odd coffee and glasses of water so I have no added sugar in any of my drinks and I don't drink alcohol, so mine is zero...
Thanks for this information, and I wanted to also link to a post I did about a year ago, which has some links to the Public Health England reports on Sugar Reduction, as they may still be of interest to people:
Hi Zest thank you for this additional info as the more resources we have the better.
I think the message is less is better and even less is even better...
Jerry π
Hi Jerry
Thank you for sharing the information. My downfall is drinking mocha in coffee shops which I know I need to change. At home I'm going to start making my mocha with cacao powder and use Stevia as a sweetener.
Here's to a much healthier and happy life.
Alicia π
Hi Alicia, at least you are aware of where sugar is in your diet and you have lots of exercise so burn off a lot of energy.
I second Here's to a much healthier and happy life.
This is a great article about sugar and drinks. For me, I drink coffee and add sugar substitute sweeteners. The only time I have drinks with sugar in them is if my blood sugar is extremely low. Other wise, just water and no real sugar.
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