Life Without Sugar

Day 50 at the top should read Day 60.

Life without sugar. It’s like no other.

Finally, I’ve kicked the sugar habit.

Today, Thanksgiving 2023 marks 64 days on the “No Sugar Challenge.”

No sugar means no refined sugar.

If you haven’t done it yet. Take the plunge. You will not regret it.

Your sleep will be better.

The elasticity and softness in your skin will look and feel phenomenal.

You will have more clarity in your thinking.

Improved bowel movements and a better mood.

Believe it or not, you will have more energy without a crash-and-burn feeling that comes from drinking highly caffeinated drinks.

Of course, there will be some hiccups.

During the first 10 days, I won a free meal at Texas Roadhouse from a radio station. The Ceasar Salad and Rolls had sugar. In addition, I made mashed potatoes from scratch with milk. Milk has sugar.

The moral of the story: Learn from your mistakes and keep pressing forward.

Gerry Robert, author of The Millionaire Mindset and creator of Successibility Thinking declarations, reminds us to focus on success with Declaration 22 of 30. https://fb.watch/ov8zwqJ7VR/

I focus on success. There really isn’t such a thing as failure. My belief is I learn and grow with every event in life. I succeed because I develop. Success is an attitude , not an action. It’s an outlook, a mindset and I possess it, right here and now.

Gerry Robert, author of The Millionaire Mindset

In addition, you will lose weight.

There are so many benefits to eliminating or minimizing sugar in your life.

Truly, I have no desire for food with refined sugar. On the other hand, I can devour natural fruits and veggies.

How Much Sugar To Consume?

The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that men consume no more than 150 calories (36 grams) of sugar per day, and women consume no more than 100 calories (24 grams) of sugar per day.

There is no established limit of natural sugar per day.

Instead of consuming refined sugar, you can eat natural sugars, fats, carbs, and proteins.

Some examples of a well-balanced breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Breakfast: 2 avocado toasts with fried egg.

Lunch: Salmon sandwich, which includes 2 sugar-free toasts, 1/4 avocado on one toast with lemon, salt, and pepper, mustard on the other toast, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, Colby cheese, and a side of air-fried sweet potatoes.

Dinner: Chicken salad, which includes pan-fried chicken breasts, spring mix lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, olives, avocado, mushrooms, boiled egg, air-fried sweet potatoes, and carrots.

Snack: fruit salad (watermelon, kiwi, tangerine, grapes, banana), mixed nuts

These meals will keep you full and satisfied.

Know your fitness goal. I have been advised to eat 3 meals and 3 snacks that are higher in protein.

If you’ve been following me, you know I’m trying to grow my der·ri·ère.

Several sources advise eating your weight in grams of protein to tone up.

For example, I weigh 149 lbs. Therefore, I will need to consume 149 grams of protein.

Hence, the importance of knowing your fitness goals: lose weight, bulk up, or maintain.


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