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It can also cause mental health problems of high blood sugar?

A situation that occurred with my colleague (who is in his mid-30s and developed brittle diabetes, with no risk factors whatsoever, not overweight, no family history), that inspired me to cut sugar refined way back to almost nothing, what can I do for a long time. I see my mental health has improved a lot since I did that. Could have something to do with the fact that eat almost no sugar? NOTE: Everyone in my family has a steel pancreas especially in the side of my father, my family. There is someone I know on both sides of my family is diabetic. However, eating as if I am a "liberal of diabetes, ie, while eating bread and fruit.

Absolutely. I feel like death when I put sugar in my body .. both physically and mentally. My energy level of doping and final hollow I feel weak and my thoughts are not so clear. Many people, including experts do not believe that fat is the cause of obesity and health problems. I disagree. I say simple sugar is in the form of processed white sugar and white flour. Eliminating these two things from your diet and most people lose fat and feel better.

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