Posted by Yuri on 24 Oct 2011 /
11 Comments
Whether it’s Halloween, during a 3pm drop of energy, or just another Friday night, I thought it would be appropriate to dedicate this week to discussing the crushing impact that sugar has on all aspects of your health.
Today, I’ve prepared a special video in which you’ll discover one of the more uncommon dangers of sugar – it’s impact on calcium balance and the health of your bones.
Watch and enjoy.
Tomorrow, we’ll be looking at sugar’s surprising effects on your waistline.
If you’ve got any questions or comments just let me know…
11 Comments
Thank you! Great information.
how much surgar can we get.I quit coca cola i found out it has alot of sugar and yes iam trying to stop at early age iam 14 also anyone who drinks coke can slow your growth down
Hi Yuri, I purhased your e-book and for the life of me , I can not remember the pass word. So now I have no access to the book. Is there any way you could resend me eating for energy???
If you can submit a ticket in our Eating for Energy support centre will get you taken care of. Thanks.
Besides weakening bones I have heard that Sugar feeds cancer cells and increases body acidity wich is equal to getting older faster …. is that right?
Yes, cancer (and most disease) thrives off the anaerobic metabolism of sugar.
I am being Vegan – but my sugar intake is high and that is bad
Thanks Yuri. When I am back in the country, I am going to buy your Ab Cd’s, your are very good and I appreciate these emails every week.I learn so much. We should all be supporting you.
Thanks, Yuri. I thought this was a great video. I do have a question, however. You mentioned calcium supplements in this video, but I was wondering what you consider to be the best way to replenish your calcium stores if, say, you decide to indulge in a sugary snack during the holidays. Thanks!
I wouldn’t shovel loads of calcium. Instead, I would focus on eating an alkaline diet (like Eating for Energy) and do regular strength training.
which alkaline foods make you lose weight?