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For a person without blood sugar/diabetes, how much sugar can i eat?
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Low glycemic diet: A diet low in simple sugars can still be helpful in non-diabetics. I'm not sure exactly how much simple sugar you *can* eat, but how much you *should* eat is very little. A diet low in simple sugars tends to be very healthy. Eat plenty of vegetables and minimize sugary snacks.
Answered 11/2/2012
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