Seven Warning Signs That You’re Eating Too Much Sugar

These are the tell-tale signs you’re eating too much sugar. Most people struggle with #3!

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0:00 Introduction: Are you eating too much sugar?
0:15 Insulin resistance vs. pre-diabetes vs. diabetes
2:03 How much sugar is too much?
3:43 Diabetes explained
5:50 The 7 warning signs you’re eating too much sugar
9:55 Thanks for watching

In this video, we’re going to talk about the seven warning signs you’re eating too much sugar.

Insulin resistance is a situation where your cell receptors begin to resist insulin. As insulin resistance progresses, it turns into pre-diabetes and diabetes.

If you can address insulin resistance early, you can help reduce your risk of pre-diabetes and diabetes. However, doctors rarely test for insulin resistance. This test is known as HOMA-IR.

At least 33% of the population has insulin resistance—most don’t know about it.

What causes insulin resistance? It’s caused by high insulin, which is a result of too much sugar and carbohydrates in the diet.

The American Medical Association recommends no more than 6 to 9 tsp of added sugar daily. However, most adults consume at least 9 tsp of sugar per day, and the average teenager consumes around 18.5 tsp of added sugar each day.

All carbohydrates turn into sugar, with the exception of fiber. When you include sugar from carbs, the average person consumes over half a pound of sugar daily.

It’s important to spot the warning signs you’re consuming too much sugar, so you can change your diet and minimize your risk of type 2 diabetes.

These are the seven warning signs you’re eating too much sugar:

1. Frequent urination

2. Excess thirst and dry mouth

3. Hunger between meals

4. Blurred vision

5. Irritability

6. Fatigue—even after sleep

7. Genital itching

Healthy Keto and intermittent fasting are the best things you can do to avoid sugar, curb cravings, and minimize your risk of insulin resistance. Check out my other videos to learn more about keto and intermittent fasting.

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Thanks for watching. I hope this helps you spot the seven warning signs you’re eating too much sugar. I’ll see you in the next video.

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