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The Downside of Sugar

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5.2 What You Will Learn

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5.3 Course Map

1. The Downside of Sugar

1.1 The Impact of Sugar

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1.2 Sugar and Children

1.3 Health Issues Related to Sugar

1.4 The Result of Too Much Sugar

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1.5 Lets Review

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1.6 What Can You Do About It?

2. The Basics

2.1 The Basics

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2.2 Your Greatest Chance

2.3 5 Things About Sugar

3. Sugar and Carbohydrates

3.1 What is a Carbohydrate?

3.2 Are carbohydrates bad?

3.3 High and Low Glycemic Carbohydrates

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3.4 Identifying Carbohydrates

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3.6 Summary

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4. Glucose

4.1 Glucose - Fuel for the Body

4.2 The Glycemic Index

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4.3 Breaking the Cycle

4.4 Refined Table Sugar

4.5 How Much Sugar Do We Eat?

4.6 How Much Sugar Do We Eat?

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4.8 Summary

6. Conclusion

6.1 Conclusion

7. Quiz

7.1 Quiz

7.2 There are millions of Americans living with pre-diabetes or insulin

resistance who don’t even know they have it.

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Correct Choice

X True

That's right! Millions of Americans do not know they have pre-diabetes or insulin resistance.

You did not select the correct response. Millions of Americans do not know they have pre-

diabetes or insulin resistance.

7.3 Which of the following medical issues are related to Diabetes? Select

all that apply.

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Correct Choice

X Heart Disease

Shin Splints

X Kidney Disease

X High Blood Pressure

X Poor Blood Glucose

That's right! Heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, and poor blood glucose are all

related to diabetes.

You did not select the correct response. Heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, and

poor blood glucose are all related to diabetes.

7.4 One way people can reduce their chances of getting Diabetes is to

change the frequency of sugar from being a staple in their diet to being a

________.

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Correct Choice

X Splurge

Daily food

Food to be avoided always

That's right! Making sugar an occasionally treat (splurge) will help dramatically.

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dramatically.

7.5 All carbohydrates contain sugar, but depending on their chemical

structures they will be processed differently by the body.

Correct Choice

X True

That's right! All carbohydrates contain sugar, but their structure changes how the body

processes them.

You did not select the correct response. All carbohydrates contain sugar, but their structure

changes how the body processes them.

7.6 Every cell of the body and brain uses carbohydrates for energy.

Correct Choice

X True

That's right! Every cell in the body, including the brain, use carbohydrates for energy.

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carbohydrates for energy.

7.7 We feel and think differently when we eat meat than when we eat

broccoli.

Correct Choice

X True

That's right! We do feel differently when we eat broccoli instead of eating meat.

You did not select the correct response. We feel differently when we eat broccoli instead of

eating meat.

7.8 Which food is a Complex Carbohydrates? Drag the correct answer to

the blank bar at the top of the list.

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Correct Choice

Ice Cream

X Whole Grain Rice

Pop Tarts

That's right! Whole Grain Rice is in its original state, not processed, so it is a complex

carbohydrate and very good for you!

You did not select the correct response. Whole Grain Rice is in its original state, not processed,

so it is a complex carbohydrate and very good for you!

7.9 Sugar is an addictive substance.

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X True

That's right! Sugar is an addictive substance.

You did not select the correct response. Sugar is an addictive substance.

7.10 Place the items below in the correct order to show the addictive

nature of sugar in the blood stream.

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Correct Order

Eat sugar

Blood sugar rises

Insulin causes blood sugar to come back down

Low blood sugar causes a crash and creates hunger

Crave and the eat more sugar

That's right! You successfully put the cycle of sugar addiction in the correct order.

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correct order.

7.11 How much sugar do Americans currently consume every year?

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That's right! Americans consume 130lbs of sugar yearly.

You did not select the correct response. Americans consume 130lbs of sugar yearly.

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7.2 There are millions of Americans living with pre-diabetes or insulin resistance who don’t even

know they have it.

7.3 Which of the following medical issues are related to Diabetes? Select all that apply.

7.4 One way people can reduce their chances of getting Diabetes is to change the frequency of

sugar from being a staple in their diet to being a ________.

7.5 All carbohydrates contain sugar, but depending on their chemical structures they will be

processed differently by the body.

7.6 Every cell of the body and brain uses carbohydrates for energy.

7.7 We feel and think differently when we eat meat than when we eat broccoli.

7.8 Which food is a Complex Carbohydrates? Drag the correct answer to the blank bar at the

top of the list.

7.9 Sugar is an addictive substance.

7.10 Place the items below in the correct order to show the addictive nature of sugar in the

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