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Avoiding Carbphobia

by Vinnie Tortorich

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Sep192016
Episode 674 - Avoiding Carbphobia

: Episode 674 – Vinnie & Anna argue about avoiding carbphobia and rant about AHA sugar recommendations, McDonalds Egg McMuffins and the recipes in a cancer cookbook.

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AHA SUGAR RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Says most kids are eating 3x more sugar than they should be
  • No more than 6 teaspoons of added sugar (25g), kids under age 2 no sugar at all
  • Finally, some sense!!!
  • This is confusing, though, because they post lots of conflicting info
  • While this is a start, Vinnie does not think this is enough
  • Much sugar comes from cakes, cookies, sports drinks, sodas, etc.
    • Just one can of coke goes over this!
    • Vanilla yogurt hits 6 teaspoons
  • July 2018, labels will be more accurate

AVOIDING CARBPHOBIA

  • You do not need to freak out about all foods with some amount of carbs
  • For example, if you eat a tomato, you are fine!
    • However, if you eat a ton of tomato sauce, it gets carbier
      • Can be bad for people with A1C problems
        • Type 2 diabetes and such
        • You are concentrating the sugar when you turn it into a puree
      • Still not nearly as bad as some other foods with added sugars
  • Don’t freak out about what you eat — as long as it is NSNG, you’re on the right path
  • What Vinnie always says, “nobody ever got fat from just eating fruit”
  • EAT YOUR BROCCOLI
  • Can’t take all food at face value
    • For example, if you are eating corn on a cob it’s certainly different from puree corn, popcorn, and corn chips
  • It is ok to top your zucchini pasta with some tomato sauce!

MCDONALD’S EGG MCMUFFIN

  • In their new ad, in the middle they say they will be putting cage free eggs in their McMuffin’s
    • Small font says *by 2025

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