Epsiode 37
Can you imagine how something as simple as sugar could be controlling your energy levels and overall health? This week on Far Too Fabulous, Catherine and Julie take you on an eye-opening exploration into the world of sugar. We break down the journey of sugar in your body—from ingestion to conversion into glucose, and the critical role insulin plays. Discover how different carbohydrates, like white rice and jacket potatoes, influence blood sugar levels and the potential complications of excess glucose, such as fatty liver and fat storage.

Fruit juices might seem like a healthy choice, but did you know they can be laden with more sugar than you think? We debunk common misconceptions about these so-called health foods, emphasizing the benefits of consuming whole fruits for their fiber and nutrients. We also delve into the importance of monitoring blood sugar levels to prevent conditions like type 2 diabetes, and why the HbA1c test might not be the ultimate solution for everyone. Learn the significance of maintaining stable blood sugar levels for your overall health and well-being.

Lastly, we dive into the world of Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) and how they're transforming the way non-diabetics understand their metabolic health. Julie shares her personal experience using a CGM and uncovers surprising insights about stress and its impact on blood sugar levels. Explore the connection between blood glucose, sleep quality, and stress responses, and understand how CGMs can offer personalized health data. This episode is a treasure trove of information for anyone looking to better manage their metabolic health, packed with practical tips and real-life experiences. Tune in and take control of your health journey with us!

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