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The Doctor Says— Craving for Sugar Shows Lack of Nourishing Foods

By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D, |

i If your children crave sugar, they most likely do so because they are not eating a sufficient vagiety of nourishing foods. There is less desire for sugar when the diet is va-: ried and abundant. Refined white sugar is of value only for energy, while brown sugar, corn syrup, molasses, sogum, maple!

sugar and syrup contain a small’ yh conversion without difficulty, amount of iron and calcium. It “is” also fallacious to believe All forms of sugar are readily di- that we can increase our energy gested and assimilated. The body output by consumi ore glucose. converts them into glycogen, which |An excess of sugar ihe diet tends it stores in the liver and muscles to interfere with appetite and defor future use. When a great ex-| creases energy -expenditure, cess of sugar-is-eaten, however, it| Properly-fed children do not crave is stored as fat or excreated by the candies and sweets. Their -needs kidneys. |are satisfied by their diet, which When foods which cofitain sugar{includes cereals, legumes, - roots, are eaten, the sugar in the blood| tubers, bulbs and fruits. quickly rises, to fall back to normal | Well-fed children are little inin about two hours. | terested in fancy desserts. ‘They Individuals who perform extra prefer the simpler varieties or none muscular work often need sugar|at all. between meals, and the need is! supplied from body reserves. LX fortunately, many sedentary per-

Heat 1s liberated when sugar is burned. This is the heat which plants acquired from the sun's energy. The fact that sugar in its various forms is changed into glucose by the body is not a valid argument

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