How much sugar is in your breakfast cereal?

August 15 2017 by , medical review by in Dr. David Unwin, Sugar/fructose

Maybe it’s not such a great idea to have ‘heart-healthy’ cereal for breakfast, at least judging from the graph above made by Dr. Unwin. It shows the sugar equivalent of some of the most common brands.

As you probably wouldn’t have eight and a half teaspoons of sugar straight for breakfast, you should probably swap out your Cornflakes for a healthier low-carb option. Check out some of our most popular examples below!

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Side effects and how to handle them
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Dr. Unwin discusses common side effects when patients switch to a low-carb or keto diet.
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In this presentation from Low Carb Denver 2019, Drs. David and Jen Unwin explain how physicians can finetune the art of practicing medicine with strategies from psychology to help their patients reach their goals.
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Dr. Unwin discusses cholesterol on low carb: common improvements and rare cases when cholesterol increases significantly.
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Dr. Unwin about getting his patients off medications and making a true difference in their lives using low carb.
Who are the best patients?
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Who would be the best candidates to try the low-carb approach with? Dr. Unwin talks about the golden opportunities.
Explaining low carb in a simple way
07:23
How to make low carb simple for patients? Unwin explains how carbs break down into surprising amounts of sugar in the body.
Polite intros to discuss obesity
03:16
How to discuss obesity with patients in a respectful manner? Many doctors feel uncomfortable bringing up the topic of weight as they are afraid of being rude.
How to motivate people
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How to ensure that patients are motivated to make the switch to low carb and stick to the plan?
Diet Doctor Podcast #33 – Dr. David Unwin
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Dr. Unwin was on the verge of retiring as a general practice physician in the UK. Then he found the power of low carb nutrition and began helping his patients in ways he never thought possible.
Helping people with type 2 diabetes
32:31
How Dr. Unwin transformed his practice into helping patients with type 2 diabetes reverse their disease using low carb.
Baseline tests and screening
10:35
Unwin discusses the importance of measuring a baseline weight, waist circumference, blood pressure, and metabolic markers.
Diabetes medications
05:52
Dr. Unwin on things doctors should have in mind when it comes to low carb and diabetes medications.
Common problems and trouble shooting
05:41
Dr. Unwin discusses useful strategies for patients who are not losing as much weight as anticipated.
How many teaspoons of sugar are in your food?
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How many teaspoons of sugar are in your food?
Summary and conclusion
02:45
The key takeaways from Dr. Unwin's course for low-carb doctors.
Blood-pressure medications
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Dr. Unwin discusses things doctors should have in mind when it comes to low carb and blood-pressure medications.
Motivating people to change their lives
51:45
How do you help and motivate people to start and stay on a low-carb diet?
Is there scientific evidence for low carb?
04:38
Is there evidence for the low-carb approach? Before we had drugs for type 2 diabetes, low carb was the accepted treatment.

How much sugar is in your breakfast cereal?

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