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Foods to Avoid on the Whole30 Diet

Added Sugar

According to studies, added sugar can cause obesity, cancer, heart problems, and premature ageing. blood pressure and heart rate increase when sugar is consumed. Insulin and triglyceride are also elevated. Sugar can make people feel fatigued and unfocused. After eating sugary food, some people may feel more anxious. Sugar-consuming patients may experience increased cravings or more intense cravings.

Whole30 followers are prohibited from consuming any added sugar, regardless of whether it is natural or not. You should eliminate stevia and monkfruit extract. Also, you need to get rid of honey, maple syrup, agave nectar and coconut sugar. Patients should look at the “added sugar” section on the nutrition facts to make it easier for them to identify added sugars in products they buy. The Whole30 diet is not compliant if the listed amount is greater than zero. Fruit juices and recipes using fruit juice to sweeten are permitted during the Whole30 program. Coconut aminos containing coconut nectar or syrup are allowed for patients.

Find out what foods you should avoid on the Whole30 diet.

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