Sugar not only harms health in general, but especially attacks our teeth. This is because sugar is converted into acid by bacteria in the mouth. The acid attacks the tooth enamel, making the teeth inc...
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Fructose is commonly known as fruit sugar. It belongs to the monosaccharides, which are a group of simple sugars. When consumed, it enters the bloodstream directly because it does not need to be broke...
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Do you eat a lot of sweets? The majority would probably answer no to this question, even though deep down they know that they don't just eat a piece of chocolate occasionally and leave the rest of the...
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More and more people are opting for a vegan lifestyle. This means avoiding foods that contain any form of animal products. Increasingly, food manufacturers are taking this dietary preference into acco...
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Stevia Stevia is one of the most popular sugar substitutes and is now processed in many foods. The leaves of the Stevia plant contain sweet-tasting plant compounds (steviol glycosides), which are incr...
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When thinking of protein-rich foods, many first think of athletes who consume large amounts of eggs to take in a lot of protein. However, a protein-rich diet is much more than that. First of all, it i...
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Sorbit refers to a sugar alcohol that naturally occurs in fruits such as peaches, apples, pears, and apricots. It is important to note that the sorbitol concentration in dried fruits is particularly h...
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The Low Carb diet is a very common and popular method for weight reduction, primarily by avoiding carbohydrates in the diet. However, it doesn't always have to mean a complete abstention from carbohyd...
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In the case of histamine intolerance, it is often mistakenly referred to as histamine intolerance, whereas it is more of a metabolic disorder in which histamine cannot be broken down by the body. The ...
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In the case of fructose intolerance, the absorption of fruit sugar from the intestine is impaired. This means you should avoid foods that contain fructose in your diet. However, fruit sugar is not onl...
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As you may have already seen in the shop, we offer candies and snacks in reduced-sugar form. However, since not every product is automatically suitable for diabetics, we will show you in this post wha...
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A little chocolate or a few gummy bears here and there can't be that bad. That's probably the thought of many people as they indulge in a handful of gummy bears or a few pieces of chocolate. Besides, ...
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That humans consume sugar every day is no secret. On average, it’s even 90g per day. That’s a lot of sugar that can also be avoided! In this article, we will show you what happens when you suddenly gi...
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Cravings usually occur when blood sugar levels drop and the body needs energy to raise them again. This creates a desire for something sweet, salty, or fatty. However, cravings can also be triggered p...
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Everyone knows that feeling of a very full stomach. The feeling of fullness usually describes the sensation in the stomach when one has eaten too much and too quickly. The stomach, in this sense, can ...
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Gluten-free foods are becoming increasingly common. Whether in the supermarket or in restaurants, gluten-free foods are advertised everywhere, and the selection is constantly expanding. Gluten is foun...
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Lactose intolerance is now as widespread as gluten intolerance and is becoming increasingly common. In the case of lactose intolerance, milk sugar is not fully or not at all digested, leading to sympt...
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Cause of intestinal fructose intolerance: The cause lies in a disorder of an enzyme, GLUT-5. The function of this enzyme is to transport fructose molecules from the intestinal lumen into the bloodstre...
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