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Agave Nectar Is Not a Healthy Alternative

People with blood sugar concerns know to avoid normal sugar. Agave nectar has become the hot new sweetener with a low GI. But it has more drawbacks than people realize.

Are Natural Sweeteners Better?

Are sugar alternatives any better than regular sugar?

Erythritol Linked to Heart Attack, Stroke

You may want to steer clear of erythritol. People at high risk of heart disease, like those with blood sugar concerns, were twice as likely to have a heart attack or stroke if they had a high concentration of the sweetener in their blood.

The Sugar Substitute Market Keeps Growing

For people with cholesterol concerns, sugar intake is something to watch.

Diet Soda Just as Bad for Heart Health

Many of us make dietary changes for heart health. But, if you've replaced Coke with Diet Coke, you might need to think again. Research has found that people who have drinks sweetened with sugar or calorie-free alternatives have a higher risk of heart disease and stroke.

Five Delicious Pear Treat Recipes

Many of us eat pears as they come — delicious fruit that we can munch into exactly as it is. But today we want to take a look at some other ways to enjoy the fruit. The highest treat here has fifteen grams of carbs. That’s pretty “sweet” if you ask us!

Delicious Low-carb Rubs and Sauces for the BBQ

The high amounts of sugar keep us away from most sauces and rubs. Check out these spice rubs and barbecue sauces that can punch up your foods without impacting your blood sugar.

Consider Using Fruit Instead of Sugar in Your Holiday Baking

Today we're suggesting using fruit in the place of sugar in some of your favorite holiday bakes. Adding fruit to your batter can make your cakes, cookies or desserts sweet while adding beneficial fiber that helps keep your blood sugar stable!

Brown Sugar Alternative You Should Know

Armed with these recipes, we hope you bring the flavor of brown sugar back into your kitchen without bringing the carbs.

Two Sodas a Day May Shorten Life

A study now suggests that drinking two soft drinks a day increases a person’s risk of dying from all causes — even if they are diet drinks. It seems all sweetened soft drinks — be it from sugar or calorie-free sweeteners — damage health.

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