Jrobert Neil
On the other hand, high glycaemic foods are associated with postprandial hyperglycemia and hyperinsulinemia, which can cause hunger and, ultimately, weight gain. Despite the fact that numerous studies have questioned whether sugar is the sole cause of diabetes (not specifically addressed in any randomized-controlled trial) or obesity, the majority of them have failed to ratify a single linkage. The primary pathological event is most likely excessive energy intake, which leads to overweight, obesity, and type 2 diabetes. These morbid conditions would not be caused by a single nutrient or sugar consumption per second. In fact, once total energy intake is taken into account, many published studies have found no link between sugar consumption and body weight.
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