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One thing I've learned from a year of eating clean:
Sugar tastes amazing.
Instantly make your meal and your day better.
Never take sugar for granted.
i was eating some chips deluxe keebler cookies and i'll be damned if the bag didn't smell exactly like an old pair of new balances.
fillings dont last forever and every time a filling falls out or needs replacement
they have to drill more tooth away until there is no more tooth...
silly me didnt know that... i thought every time you get a filling that means
one less spot decay can grow..... mmm more pepsi
Men:
36 g/day × 365 days = 13,140 grams/year → ~13.1 kg (~29 lbs/year)
Women:
25 g/day × 365 = 9,125 grams/year → ~9.1 kg (~20 lbs/year)
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🍩 2. Average Real-World Consumption
In many developed countries (e.g., USA), the average adult consumes far more:
Americans consume ~17 teaspoons/day = ~71 grams/day
Annual average:
71 g/day × 365 = 25,915 grams/year → ~25.9 kg (~57 lbs/year)
Oh...i also love pastry products