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Foods high in sugar but lacking in other nutrients :)
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Decreased nutrients is a disadvantaged to processed foods. Other disadvantages is that there are added fats, additives, sugar and contamination can occur..
Of course healthy food has more nutrients. Unrefined foods, such as vegetables, legumes, fruits, and whole grains, have fiber, vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients that are often missing from refined or "junk" foods like white flour, white sugar, and butter.
The meaning of healthier food choices is choosing foods that are lower in fat, sugar, and other things that you do not need. Instead focus on choosing foods that provide you with nutrients that will help your body.
There is no general answer to this question. Some foods are heavily refined, which removes nutrients from them. Some examples are flours, breads made from refined flour, white sugar, white rice, etc. Other foods may have been grown in soil which does not contain all the nutrients and macro-nutrients, so those foods would be lacking in nutrients. It really depends on how much processing has been done on the food, whether high heat has been used on it, the soil it was grown in, etc.
Yes, sugar can possibly cause a person to develop high blood sugar. There are other foods that can do it as well. Such as foods that contain high levels of salt and grease. So, foods that have grease salt and a lot of sugar would be foods to avoid.
Generally as much as possible. Foods with complex carbs usually contain a greater number of other nutrients and fibre than foods with just sugar(non-complex carbs). They are also better for your teeth and prevent your blood sugar levels from fluctuating to much.
One of the keys to losing weight and maintaining that loss is to have a diet that includes little or no sugar. Of course, not all sugars are bad. Sugars found in fruit often come as part of a package filled with nutrients, vitamins, and fiber. Other sugars though, primarily ones found in sodas, candies, and processed foods, are essentially empty calories that provide no feeling of fullness but add weight to the consumer. By avoiding foods with sugar in them, you will only be able to eat satisfying whole foods, which will likely lead to reduced weight in just a few days.
Yes. High Fructose Corn Syrup is considered an added sugar. It is often used in processed foods in place of sugar.
Butter or sugar.
Meat does contain protein