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Hello i'm an athletic i track my food daily, recently i noticed an increase in my sugar intake and worried about diabetes i am eating around 180 grams (fruits, peanutb) can this be bad in the future ?
Jul 11, 2013
Your increase in sugar intake could be due to exercises, don't worry. But to be on the safe side, i'd suggest you do a blood sugar test.
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