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What foods supply calories but have little or no minerals?
Sugars
Why do certain foods have high natural sugars?
Food have high natural sugars because it is the byproduct of photosynthesis. Natural sugars are plentiful in fruits that give them their sweet, appealing taste.
Do we need sugary foods?
no we dont. your body can get it's sugars from Fruits like Apples and Oranges the Natural way. sugars are just a treat. not a nessesity
Are natural sugars harmful sugars?
Generally Not. Only sugar naturally in fruits should be eaten. Overconsumption of sugar can cause many diseases. Further it is empty calories. Meaning that when you eat foods sweetened with extra sugar like candy, you are consuming calories with little if any nutritional value. Also sugar is bad for your teeth.
What foods contain large amounts of sugars and starches?
Sugars or Potatoes
what foods lower sugar levels?
what foods lowers sugars
What kind of foods are diabetic friendly?
Natural sugars, like those contained in fruits, are normally diabetic friendly. I have heard that those with diabetes would typically want to steer clear of starches and artificial sugars.
What are some foods that do not contain sugars or very little sugars?
dont noe
What do flies like peanut butter?
Flies are attracted to all sorts of foods. Peanut butter contains natural sugars, which will attract flies as well.
Can fruit juice be fattening if you drink more then what you were supposed to?
Anything that has sugar in it, whether it be natural sugars or artificial sugars can be fattening. Assuming you do not burn up the sugar after it is turned into ATP, it will eventually change forms and turn into fat. Besides, everything had some fat content in it. All you need to do to counteract this is to exercise often and eat well (foods without a lot of ADDED SUGARS, natural sugars are really good for you in fact).
What do single sugars supply to cells?
ENERGY
What foods are good sources of sugars?
sugar
