Your Body WITH Sugar VS WITHOUT Sugar

[@Patexer]

Always hungry and feeling tired when I have sugar. Cutting it out has made my appetite completely suppressed and I’m full of energy

[@romasliv]

Im the opposite, cutting sugar made me hungry no matter how much i eat, i think my body is asking for sugar m

[@Neophema]

@@romasliv Do you eat sufficient protein and fat?

[@bssdwnsntn]

@@romasliv if you quit sugar it takes like 2 weeks for the cravings to disappear

[@michaelreynolds5101]

Yeah you will crave it for awhile. ​@@romasliv

[@Patexer]

@@romasliv don’t give into it then it’ll be good

[@kevinkirathe]

I remember when I visited my grandmother at home and she dropped some serious wisdom on me, she said " My grandson, One day some people will waste their time reading your comment" Today is that day

[@morrisjorg4762]

Bruh😂👍🏼

[@AnxiousStacker]

Got em 😂

[@itsigor4476]

Got me😂

[@bavvaroisjoestar]

Grandma taught you well

[@James.08_]

Bruh come on

[@premravikalyan]

I'm 15, and I have quit sugar for the last 3 years... one of the best decisions of my life🙏

[@michaelbishop9157]

Did you quit bread, pasta and rice ?

[@premravikalyan]

No, not rice. I am a soccer player, so I would carb load before games.

[@michaelbishop9157]

@@premravikalyan some limited sugar is good for fuel- I do get that.

[@GDurango11]

​@@premravikalyan Did you know rice is converted directly to glucose and is more insuligenic than table sugar, not saying it's bad though, but don't fall foe this sugar=evil fad, at your age you need sugar to thrive.

[@premravikalyan]

I'm strictly stopping all cane sugar based sweeteners. I still occasionally have maple syrup, or honey. Also, your mental strength increases immensely from quitting sugar.

[@diamonddoom1538]

As a 33 year old American adult, sugar IS MY BIGGEST CRAVING TO KICK. I'm glad videos like this on KZbin exist to help me find alternatives. Thanks Chris!

[@Midas1o3]

its the worlds largest craving dont worry :D

[@elliotthelms4206]

Just like salt It's a natural craving that the body has developed over millions of years. Nothing wrong with sugar. It unfortunately gets the blame from what PUFA caused just as saturated fat, salt and cholesterol all got blamed and then found out later they are all necessary for life.

[@diamonddoom1538]

@@elliotthelms4206 I enjoy eating Blue corn tortilla chips from target. Once I start eating some chips, my cravings take over and I'll finish half the bag in one sitting. It's a fight my brain has with my will. The brain is a fascinating organ. I can't blame my tongue all the time.

[@elliotthelms4206]

@@diamonddoom1538 well grain is not something that's really beneficial. Talking more about simple sugars.

[@ceofounder]

This is one of Chris Heria's most educational, informative, and thought provoking videos on overall health and diet! Very grateful and thankful for this video! In addition to having the art of physique; Chris is a Humanitarian! Since I have finally overcome my terrible addiction to sugar; I have dropped 7 pounds, and I am actually starting to see my muscles again, from leaning out! Great health is the ultimate wealth!

[@zacurrya9485]

Question, was the diet just limiting sugar?

[@akblamn187]

This is new it’s normally about him, wants to sound smart now.. lol

[@ceofounder]

@@akblamn187 Go stand and face the corner; then take your Bad-mindedness and negativity to St. Elsewhere forever! Good riddance!

[@peterpham1984]

1month and 19 days in! with no sugar and low carb diet> he is speaking facts!!. I sleep so much better and so much energy with my workouts. I feel like superman everyday!

[@davidwhite206]

What exactly is low carb, though? I am on a bulk, so I actually need them. I can get protein and fats, but without the carbs, i will not gain the weight to bulk up. After I get there, I can cut back, but right now, is there an alternative?

[@gohan8312]

Hey by low carb diet how much carbs would you consume a day?

[@jeanpaultongeren125]

@@gohan8312 20- - 50

[@redd7473]

I'm 17 and have been overweight for most of my life. Due to dad influencing me and stuff like that I got to a point where I just hated how I looked which transformed into Anorexia. I lost an insane amount of weight and still working to figure it out but your channel has helped me so much with trying to become healthy and fit at the same time. I don't really have a point of reference for what that looks like in my life so I just wanted to say thank you for doing this type of content.

[@tiana4132]

Keep it up dude. You'll get whenever you want to be. Im proud of you

[@Yoji992]

Same here was 15 years old 130kilos lost my weight to around 85. And now am currently 96 a weight gain of 11kgs but yes it is motivating to see someone who has gone through the same experience I have.

[@EsotericMindsets]

Listen bro, the first step in fixing any issue is seeing a problem, then creating a plan to combat the issue, and following through to see results. You’re headed in the right direction and the body is highly mailable. Keep taking steps to be healthier, but don’t do it in a way that you aren’t happy with where you’re currently at. Enjoy every step along the way, because it truly is about the journey and not the end result. I spent 4-5 years getting a shredded physique, and life didn’t get any better. It’s about the journey and good health, that’s really it.

[@Justjaycee88]

You’re amazing !! You’re so loved and you are perfect!! Keep doing what you’re doing and so glad we have this channel to help us all in the ways that it does! Have an amazing day !!!

[@Christufeur]

Maybe dad had his reasons valid or non valid. He might have a lack of knowledge energy or motivation to do it the proper way. Since he had the reasoning as he has. Most things have a cause, they eaven have, if they dont. Be an example take the first step to create harmony. 🎉

[@hyugahyuga3761]

good video but It's amazing how few people have heard of the banned Borlest books,I have a suggestion for those who train to read a book called "You are stronger than you think".the book contains secrets about the hormone (testosterone)

[@MontesMilesSLV]

What book is this? please tell me more...

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

@@MontesMilesSLV He just told you what it's called..

[@luno22_]

@@MontesMilesSLVme 2 I need to know

[@martin094]

Perfect timing for the video I always wanted to cut sugar and now I can know the benefits etc.

[@Araxia1994]

Chris you probably won't see this, but I wanted to tell you that you're a big inspiration for me. I was 150 kg when I started to watch your videos. I am now 125 kg and keep losing weight, mostly just from cutting products that have additional sugar and also trying to add your exercises from home to my routine every other day. I'm amazed with how good it can feel to actually live healthily. thank you so much, you're the best, for real! I wish I could thank you in person

[@user-vk1ro8ny2k]

🍄

[@ri2738]

Once you stop eating sugar if you go back to eating it tastes so bad

[@rearedrain9722]

Fr

[@szn1580]

Damn is it really like that?

[@Kin309_fthgtyy]

​​@szn1580 yea, I have stopped consuming soda and sweet snacks for 3 years, and now whenever I try those food, they just taste so weird and I don't feel good

[@user-dx5ud1sh6q]

​@@szn1580Yeah, but not so dramatic, I haven't been eating food that contains sugar at all (I checked all recipes) for about six months and than I didn't want to eat it at all. Moreover sugar seemed unappealing to me

[@szn1580]

@@user-dx5ud1sh6qthanks for the reply! Did you feel a massive difference? Did your energy and sleep massively improve? Did you notice any other changes since switching away from sugar? I have a sugar problem myself

[@paramveerdosi]

Im not eating sugar from over a year i feel very active after leaving sugar, sugar really makes us lethargic, chris is really doing a great job making people aware about sugar, because now a days refined sugar is very common in a lot of eating stuff

[@jonathanmgelmose7361]

This video had the best timing. I stopped eating sugar a week ago to clear acne and it's already working. Think you CHRIS for this video. Good work😄

[@gojoyama]

frrr, quitting sugar helps A LOT with even those little comedones. it instantly fixed my skin

[@jonathanmgelmose7361]

@@gojoyama It is good to hear. Did you eat sugar from fruit? I don't know if it's bad for the skin.

[@gojoyama]

@@jonathanmgelmose7361 no i hate fruits 😭 mayybe an apple or a banana once a week? just no junk food/bread/ or added sugar is all i do

[@kevindraai5583]

This is one of the best nutrition videos I've seen.

[@jordanchung1399]

The educational aspect of this video is 10/10 bro im in med school and i feel like i could use this as supplemental for a diabetes lecture/ effects of added sugars on the body. Loved this content bro definitely wanna see more stuff like this!!

[@MrBri0523]

What med school?

[@Basti12293]

Thanks to you and some other people I switched my diet to low carb/keto I try to not eat more than 70g of carbs each day and I cut added sugar almost to zero, the sugar I eat is from fruits or berries 😁 I dropped 7kg this year alone and achieved the next grade in bouldering 💪🏻 I didn't even have problems with dropping sugar, no headache or anything

[@piespies10]

Two weeks of a low-carb and no-sugar dairy diet healed my cystic acne, which I had been suffering from for two years. My skin glows, and I no longer feel tired after eating or when I wake up.

[@MontesMilesSLV]

I am a gun tube person I usually just watch instructional shooting videos on youtube only. But I am so glad that I subscribed this channel. This is pure gold! You're not just helping people, Your saving lives. Seriously your influencing people to live longer and you deserve an award for that you rock dude!!

[@LGHTWVS]

being alive is weird man lol

[@21canyadosomeLOlheart26]

Bro what are u yapping about?

[@buttkickshibby]

@@21canyadosomeLOlheart26y u soo mad 😂 cheer up mate

[@papaflushlina5743]

:3 fr

[@armandorodriguez4543]

Great job. Keep it up! I'm proud of you and how you emphasize the importance of health through this video, Chris.

[@maxs_hidden]

Just wow. This video is absolutely that people need right now in America and other countries. Too much people enjoy added suggars from cola, burgers, pizza, cookies, etc. I'm from Ukraine and always love your exercise episodes, but THIS video is something special, because of truth and importance!

[@ayael]

Bro made a documentary.

[@PoopyButt-III]

bro forgot they're not on Instagram

[@neslind1]

????

[@zwan1820]

Make

[@pietrodeluca6235]

Chrisss thank so much for sharingggg you are improving my lifestyleee

[@minervanemi]

Thank you so much for sharing the amazing and useful contents to us, Chris!🖤

[@user-zk7dh2xj7s]

as someone who has recovered from an ed & cut out sugar for months now, i can most definitely confirm this video true! when i had my ed, sugar was practically a drug to me that i got my daily dopamine fix with, but i would never feel good afterwards. i always felt weak, tired, irritable & depressed. that is when i decided to cut out sugar to improve my diet to overcome my ed & it worked miracles for me both physically & mentally. the way chris explained the timeline of how your body reacts without sugar overtime is exactly how it was for me. my cravings died down like never before & i never thought it would be possible, but i was able to control myself & no longer craved the dopamine fix that came from cookies, cake etc. my workouts also got better & better & i am able to sleep perfectly every night. but of course, i will have added sugar here & there IN MODERATION & know when i've had enough, as i know how it will make me feel if i overconsume it. the only thing i cannot relate to is the skin part & this is solely because my acne is based on my genetics & hormones so no amount of sugar i limit will help, unfortunately. however, i have seen it work wonders in plenty of other people's skin before! so is it worth it to cut out sugar? absolutely. you can still live your life & enjoy sweet treats, you will just be more mindful & know what other alternatives there are & it will overall help you in the long run! good luck guys!

[@ralphlauren7339]

What is an ed?

[@sneaky5549]

​@@ralphlauren7339exoskeletal damage

[@Flop234]

@@ralphlauren7339Eating Disorder

[@aetherr]

Fasting for 7 days straight, changed my life for the better completely. Now I fast 2-3 days weekly.

[@Unknown-im3iz]

Am I the only one who is actually more tired and less energetic when I cut sugar out completely, or carbs, or junk food ? That’s why everyday I eat 80% healthy + low calorie foods and 20% anything I want BUT in moderation and not overeating ! ❤

[@j00loves00rock]

I understand that, my nutrionist said that cutting sugar off completely is pointless. Just eating max 25g a day is okay.

[@dendikke3]

Nobody said you should cut out carbs. It's about pure glucose, aka refined sugar. There are plenty of carbs you can eat. Think about rice, sweet potato, fruits, vegetables, quinoa, etc Of course you won't have a lot of energy if you eat no carbs at all lmao.

[@PULAG]

No carbs will leave you with zero energy. Sugar has nothing to do with that.

[@Reculse]

Sugar gives you instant energy.It's normal to feel less energetic when you stop eating it.After a few days the feeling will go away.

[@Unknown-im3iz]

@@Reculse it’s been 6 months lol

[@fransantoni8435]

On my second week maintaining my sugar intake, and ur video comes up!

[@DigitalHorizon-es]

Chris Heria giving lecture is the best

[@mark_seaborn]

This is a sign from Universe to stop eating added sugar!!! Thank You Chris!

[@dumisanimacdonald3519]

Woow! Thank you Chris for breaking this chunks, easy to grasp.

[@goncaloalexandretomas701]

This video is spot on! Amazing work on this video. Cutting off sugar of your diet will indeed contribute to a better health overall.

[@rishdhisabith2585]

Perfect video teaching the best wisdom, thank's a ton Chris, I always wanted a full clear explanation into this and finally got an indepth analysis into this, Chris's golden wisdom indeed

[@icecold7837]

All this information has been so helpful, thanks a bunch Chris. You should defintely make a video about SALT.

[@jeremygonzalez1265]

I really enjoy these informational videos. Keep it up Chris!

[@zacmitty7851]

I am 58 and lift weight daily/cycle and surf. I gave up sugars/food additives around one year ago and would not have believed the difference it has made in my moods, leanness and health. The first month is hard, but like giving up other bad habits it's worth it.

[@vabster3201]

Great content boss🫶🏻🙏🏻 Keep it up the good work😊

[@Adi-YogiIsLimetless]

Watching and training from your videos is one of the coolest things I've ever done

[@infomaster379]

Not even a doctor can say what you said🗿 Really benefited a lot🔥

[@ROXELL]

Doctors don’t benefit off of healthy people

[@user-iz6om9xd1m]

As a diabetic I can tell you this little rice, one slice of bread, two pieces of fruit and a small serving of yoghurt is the perfect amount of natural sugar for ine day, for one person

[@jason_paulin]

This was a great video! It's clear a lot of work went into the research and editing!

[@alkanath]

This is a very scientifically sound video. Checks out with all the other research I have learned throughout the years. Great video, thanks Chris.

[@joe_zupko]

Eating sweets and junk food has me feeling like trash even within a few hours and can last 1-2 days

[@YonkersDolphin]

Been taking health courses at my community college and we just learned about all this! Really enjoyed the video! Super informative :)

[@josecarloscorreamandujano5109]

Do you have a similar video but for alcohol? This was great, thank you!!

[@Pogodrop]

best episode so far. I recommend trying Keto at least once for everyone who wants to feel better.

[@escapethematrixmp369]

just to warn you guys: actually after just one week you skin wont clear up, it most probably will get worse for a while, since your body is going through a detoxication process. But ive seen it getting better after 3 weeks, after also cutting carbsand dairy to a minimum

[@SiNDAWNNR]

eat fruits, not processed sugar.

[@MsAudities]

when I found out I'm prediabetic, I had to change the way I eat *fast* because I literally cannot afford to be diabetic in the usa. If you're just starting your journey to cutting back on sugar, substitutions will work best to help you start the switch. I went from drinking mostly soda all day every day to only water using a no carb additive flavoring to my water (I love crystal light but there are many to choose from). I now drink 10-16 cups (8 fl oz) of water per day. Sugar free candy helped as well, but be careful and keep your portions small as most sugar substitutes cause gastrointestinal distress over a certain amount (I keep isomalt, for example, at 64g per day or 4 sugar free werther's candies to avoid bubble guts). Replace the desserts with fruit. If one of your issues is food prep for whatever reason, fruit cups (make sure it's in water or juice and *not* syrup) and quite a few brands of greek yogurts (my fave is Chobani) are great substitutions. Start cutting out anything with a bunch of added sugar and absolutely everything that has corn syrup, glucose syrup, etc (and ESPECIALLY high fructose corn syrup - they like to sneak it into so many foods here in the usa it's absolutely ridiculous)

[@itsjohnnyrollbih]

Proceeds to eat a Strawberry Bar while watching this

[@tgrobelny23]

You’re a gem for this one brother! Great video with well thought out dialogue, message, info, and good visuals! I cut out added sugar a year or so ago because I always felt terrible immediately after consuming. I just have fruits for natural sugar. No addiction although I do miss it and crave it when I see sweets. It’s a lifelong battle as these food producers have added sugar to make us addicted to their foods like how they add high fructose corn syrup in everything.

[@DennisBrownTalk]

Incredible information and could not agree more! Thank you for taking the time to create this and for helping people understand

[@casper2768]

How about Splenda?.....thoughts?.....Not me just buying a huge bag of it.. help🙃

[@pressurecd4491]

Not good, sucralose is bad

[@MrLos-lq4vl]

I’ll put it this way if you stop smoking to start vaping cause it’s “healthier” what changed lol

[@casper2768]

@@MrLos-lq4vl So cut sugar cold turkey then?

[@MrLos-lq4vl]

I say you track how much sugar you would consume be honest with yourself and cut it 50% then get to 50g then get it to 30g it’s okay to miss a day along the way but when I counted my sugar intake on a bad day when I was 21 it was a whopping 240 lol redbulls large mcds coke sour patch kids sweet bread sugary alcoholic drinks ice cream and luckily I was healthy thru all that and I stoped myself

[@progdude]

I cut out 95% of my sugar consumption almost a year ago. Super happy with that decision. I feel so much better, no more afternoon crash, better sleep, I lost weight, less joint pains, way clearer skin. I really didn’t find it difficult to cut it out. After a few weeks I started to lose interest in sugary foods. I have literally no interest in anything sugary now.

[@renegadeace1735]

Most fit guy I ever knew didn't like the taste of sugar.

[@kainemead3307]

Thanks Chris I actually needed this video I have like 4-5 tea spoons of sugar in cup of tea and have a few a day and loads junk food and other stuff it’s time to change my way I just started calthesnic because off you and bought your programs going to cut the sugar out and start my journey off a new me and hopefully a shredded me

[@westb1028]

You don't need carbs at all. There are plenty of examples of people only eating meat their entire lives and are in the best shape possible. Your body creates all the glucose it needs on its own.

[@seaoc6578]

I don't believe he said you need carbs, but that you need glucose. That said, there are other reasons why purely meat eating isn't necessarily fully healthy for the body, though it often comes from essential vitamins we need to intake and such. It's definitely not the worst diet, but having a mix of veggies, fruits and generally white meats is often the best diet with vitamins, proteins, and glucose

[@arkiststark]

​@@seaoc6578i wouldnt only eat meat all day cause i like my fruit but saying that you lack vitamins is wrong. Beef fat (and eggs) literally cover everything on the vitamin and mineral side of things

[@seaoc6578]

@@arkiststark It depends on how much you eat a day. The whole thing with scurvy is that a carnivore diet can lack Vitamin C unless you eat a sufficient amount (if I'm not mistaken it's around 2.5 lbs per day) of good meat. So it depends on the quantity and the freshness of the meat as well. That said, eggs do have a lot of vitamins in them as well.

[@jojorosales702]

We are all addicted to sugar I tell ppl all the time. I'm a heavy weed smoker and I stopped cold turkey for 2 yrs with no issues after the initial first 2 weeks and when I try to fast from sugar for a month I crave it so much plus literally everything has added sugars in it.

[@nilshilliard7576]

Chris like this if you think pronas is good at calisthenics

[@yoo6691]

I have heard that you have achieved a 1.9 hour full Planche one arm hold

[@yoo6691]

Can you share the secred👩🏾‍🦯

[@yoo6691]

🧑🏿‍🍼🙅🏿👼🏿💏🤹🏿‍♂️👨🏿🤓😒🥳

[@jannissw]

as a med student I can also add that fructose can enter muscle tissue directly while glucose needs to be transported via channels into the cells which requires ATP ( energy). its actually interesting if you think about it. Fructose can therefore provide your muscle cells faster with energy than normal glucose. amazing video Chris, I like your medical content!

[@moortu]

Stevia and monk fruit have 1 concern. The sweetness triggers your body to make insulin anyway. But the sugar it expected isn't there. So when you eat Stevia or monk fruit or any other sweetner, make sure to eat it with some carbs.

[@judasblewit]

Interesting. Never knew that. Maybe I'll try to stop drinking stevia.

[@Samrod-nj8wk]

@@judasblewit ye dont believe everything you read on the internet theres 0 evidence this happens, id advise doing more research to see who you believe 👍

[@ROXELL]

@@Samrod-nj8wkAgree, I haven’t seen anything proving that

[@bassyey]

Bro, your pancreas depends on the blood not on your tongue.

[@Aero-OW2]

This is all SO real. I can 100% recommend this to anyone who has what it takes

[@Meow_meowwww]

who is watching this while eating candy😂😂

[@CCPCN]

Just had the thought to make a huge bowl of apple jacks 😂

[@Spaltyslife]

Well at least you heard the info about sugar😂😂

[@tfj6392]

Diabolical lol

[@emir.h.miftari]

This definitely is one of the best videos on whole KZbin.

[@danieltar1878]

Thanks for sharing this amazing documentary! Hopefully people who watches this will pay attention to sugar intake!

[@OmegaPrimeline]

Thank you man. Following your tips helped me already lose 7 pounds in a week hope I'm ready by summer

[@xenon5493]

I've been off added sugars for many, many years now. I quit after college and it was one of the best decisions of my life. And Chris is right. Quitting it for food is insanely difficult. You'd be so surprised just how many foods at the grocery store have added sugar, even ones you think wouldn't have any!

[@johnncastra-o]

Some true facts my friend, I am an addict! But I've cut my intake of sugar in half, and see the difference. So Im ready to completely eliminate all the bs! Thanks for reassurance on this plague!

[@shaunkevinsam]

Been sugar-free for 3 months now ,Thank You!

[@muhammadruby1982]

This is the second day I have stopped consuming added sugar, from initially consuming 45-65 grams/day, yesterday I only consumed around 18-24 grams of sugar. what I feel is My wound healing is now starting to improve, and I can't wait to see the other benefits

[@maregmarcos]

Wauw! You just wrote a book in 10 minutes!! Excellent information. Thank you so much 🌞💪

[@jake_geminifalme456silverd8]

Chris heria This was some amazing health knowledge I’ve hadn’t heard in a long while since physics health class.. even everyone has there Own stats of health facts out there. But literally, I needed it hear something like this so thanks for you’re great inspiration and keep it going Man. And I salute to your great establishments. 💪🏽👍 Sincerely Jake.

[@honeyb3384]

I haven’t had any added sugars for almost 2 years, do to Candida / a yeast infection. It really wasn’t that hard to stop, the side effects were awful though! Edit: I also haven’t been eating any yeast, drinking, or consuming dairy. I haven’t had any peanuts, honey, corn, or white rice… I am doing much better though, and have added in white rice, and peanut butter zero sugar, and potatoes!

[@jerrylegranvil1794]

I have made the decision to begin a sugarless diet starting today. I’ll be back in a month to report the results and updates.

[@mathiasfrandsen5468]

learned alot nice vid, and also after about 11 days your tastebuds will be more neutral and you will begin to like foods and drinks that are more acidic and alkaline booring food becomes normal food

[@MarieW_w4724]

This is such an informative video , sugar is my biggest weakness . After watching this, i feel more motivated to cut down , thank you for the valuable info 👍 👍.

[@elevensacrifices9715]

I used to weight around 132kg around 3.5 years ago. lost more than 35 killograms after quiting sugar completely for around 10 months: I was on 1500 kcal a day and my diet consisted of only eggs, mushroms, meat (chicken breast), olive oil (+_ a spoon a day), broculi, calaflower, cucumber, tomato and carrot After around 2 months some of my health conditions like random pains, skin and joint issues went away completely. During that time I wasn't sick a single time. After reaching +_94kg I was in my peak form so far when it comes to how I felt about condition of my mind and body. I had lots of energy and I wasn't sick for a long time despite being prone to sickness before... Then I started bulking again (and quit the no-sugar diet) to gain some muscle and then cutting again and so on and so forth... Currently I think that I'd like to get to around 80/85kg (currently around 97kg after recent bulk). Yesterday started cutting again... this time around I no longer quit sugar due to the fact that I'm not in position to do that from financial perspective... I honestly think that if not for the inflation and constant price rises people's diets would be better since diet based on processed carbs like bread and pasta and even stuff like rice is more cost efficient than meat&veiges based diet... I can buy half a killogram of raw pasta for less than a dollar and have enough food for myself for a couple of days or I can spend 5$ for 0.8 killogram of chicken breast daily... well I no longer can afford to do so but if someone who's reading this comment does have that posibility then by all means I highly advice to try doing so!

[@TattooedMinimalist11]

This video is amazing. Very educational and visually appealing. Chris FTW

[@boopyournose5698]

I've been addicted to sugary foods since childhood and now am over 3 years with no cravings. Cutting sugar out in one go makes you prone to get back to your habits the moment you try sugary food again. That's how I failed multiple times. When I started to slowly change my diet and take artificial sugar out, the cravings gradually stopped. And I can still enjoy some sweets here and there without stressing over possible returning to my bad eating habits. Most probably with years my taste palette has changed enough that sweet is not my favorite taste anymore.

[@AbelR06]

We can definitely count on Chris for the best quality vids 🙏

[@owenroubeni4349]

Wow! You really opened my eyes. Great video. Thank you.

[@parsa-rhm]

Chris, Love these informative videos. Awesome stuff 🙏🎗✨

[@ShibaMT2602]

Actually my mid back muscles are sore, specially rhomboid area is sore for a week now, it feels so demotivated that just resting all day without any workout, and even walking feels boring, then the same sugar craving happens to me, I binge watching and eating all those dirty things, that I didn't consume earlier when I used to workout, but bro after this video, I must cut all the added sugars and just relying on natural sugars, as that will ig worsen my back condition...... Thank you so much Chris, this video is definitely a helpful one❤😊🫂

[@bballah9969]

Yes cutting sugar and carbs will eliminate inflammation in your body therefore reducing your pain in your body

[@ShibaMT2602]

@@bballah9969 bro carbs are fine, just have to cut the added sugars

[@bballah9969]

@@ShibaMT2602 I should have clarified I'm talking about ultra processed carbs white rice, cookies, cakes, chips, etc

[@ShibaMT2602]

@@bballah9969 ohh, than you're right👍🏻🙏

[@maxgoodfel3921]

This works. I lost 80 lbs over a year by just trying to be consistent with this diet and doing other HIIT workouts that are on this channel!

[@trashmas]

Thank you so much for this, it was so informative and motivating!

[@FarAway-xb4lp]

I'm really grateful i already quit eating sugar from two last year, and my workout performance getting better and i get less pimples.

[@King_Alistair6723]

Have been on keto and carnivore since I was 16, turning 32 next week. Only source of sugar i get is from salad. Pretty much accurate and informative video.

[@simonbarko8920]

You're saying that you've been in ketosis for 16 years? I'm wondering if long term ketosis is the way.

[@Scarface1337_]

since 16? that's insane how do you avoid sugar without grocery shopping very meticulously and paying for it all yourself?

[@biduradhikari9839]

What a Informative and supportive content. Thank you. All the way from Nepal.

[@ignaciomorasanhueza938]

9 months sugar free to this day, one of the best decisions of my life, finally I could achieve my goal of lower my bf %

[@DatA_RedactedD]

You literally just explained to me why I don't really EVER get joint pain, why I look so skinny, and why I don't have acne. (I am a teenager, and my family doesn't really have any money for sugary things, so I only really have access to healthier options, when I do get food that is.)

[@tayayayay146]

For lent I stopped eating processed sugar (ice cream, chocolate, Starbucks, etc) and I started losing fat, felt energetic, could focus better, had better sleeps, and cravings went away too!! I felt better SIGNIFICANTLY and overall healthier. I was also obese, lost my period, pre diabetic, and fatty liver (and I’m a teen)… but with exercise, plus decent eating, and not eating processed sugar all of those problems were resolved…

[@andrewah15]

Thanks for a very informative video. It’s greatly appreciated as I’m on a journey to cut out sugar. 👍🏾👊🏾😎

[@bunnyshire]

Amazing video. Love the way you speak and explain. Immediately subscribed!

[@joshp7473]

Just switched from low carb high fat to low fat high carb I feel great now and am recovering faster still getting shredded

[@peache8]

What kind of carbs do you have? Dont you crash?

[@gkarthik9037]

Thank you so much chris. Needed this video to understand about sugar

[@JoaoTeniko]

I'm very happy that the info here is correct by simply saying: If you eat the amount of Carbohydrates you need, you don't need added sugar (simple sugars), that's perfect! We need carbs don't cut them but simple sugary stuff we don't but one here and there will not hurt you ;)

[@BeingAngelic83]

Thank you fine sir 🙏🏽 Very informative! Cancer loves artificial sugar, if having sugar only in moderation & opt for natural fruit or plant sugar 🌱

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

I never had any issues with any form of addiction, but I have to say that cutting sugar is definitely something that I struggle with. I don't care much for fast food, but sweets are definitely my weakness.

[@benwalbrecht8889]

Word of warning about MonkFruit. It's almost always mixed with erythritol (typically many times more erythritol than monk fruit) to give it a 1:1 ratio for replacing sugar. Erythritol has recently been linked with increased risk of blood clots and heart problems as well as nausea. Powdered stevia is also often mixed with erythritol. I always go for the liquid stevia

[@1128AZ]

Thank you for sharing this valuable information Chris 💖✨🥰