Reply With QuoteI would just chew sugarless gum, there are alot of good tasting ones out there.
How much sugar is in the kind you have?
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06-09-2006, 06:40 PM #1Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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sugar in gum
ok now another silly question but would the sugar in gum effect the diet
if i am on a low carb diet ....it's not a sugar free gum and i like to chew it regularly.....
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Go buy some Orbit gum.
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don't know really
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would 2 pieces of gum daily make a problem ??? how much grams in the average gum??
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06-09-2006, 10:28 PM #6fiendish thingy ELITE MEMBER
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I would not worry about it. You are 19 years old and male right? The effect would be so miniscule from only a few peices a day.
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Insignificant... If your diet is not working I can guarantee that it is NOT the two pieces of gum that is at fault.
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it's working well but i was just curious to know how much sugars are in gum ... never mind Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
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