Breaking up with sugar is hard to do, so start slow


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The carbohydrates in foods such as fruits, vegetables and wholegrain products, are fully sufficient to supply our bodies with energy. — Photos: dpa

A croissant for breakfast, ice-cream for dessert, and some cake with your afternoon coffee: It's not easy to get through the day without sugar.

Sugar doesn't have the best of reputations, but a lot of us love it anyway.

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