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HealthSense — Cutting Down on Sugar
by Dr. Reuven Bruner, Ph.D

We recommend cutting down or eliminating sugar if you experience mood swings or fluctuating energy levels, suffer from rheumatoid arthritis or have frequent vaginal yeast infections. Although clinical studies have had mixed results, you may notice an improvement in your moods, a lessening of your arthritis symptoms and a decreasing frequency of yeast infections when you reduce or eliminate the sugar in your diet.

If you have no particular health or mood problem related to your sugar intake, consider the type of sweets you typically consume. Ice cream, candy, Danish/cakes and other foods are unhealthy choices because they are high in fat as well as high in sugar. Rather than switching to artificial sweeteners which may have greater health risks, we suggest trying to satisfy your sweet tooth with such natural fat- free treats as dried fruit, candied ginger, fruit ices, sorbets or water ices.

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Contact him at: POB 1903, Jerusalem, 91314, Israel; Tel: (02) 652-7684; Mobile: 052 2865-821; Fax: (02) 652-7227; Email: dr_bruner@hotmail.com

 

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