How to eat sugar without gaining weight (crush your cravings and end energy crashes) | Prof Tim Spector & Prof Sarah Berry
Jul 23, 2026 · 1h 1m · YouTube
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0:00Welcome to Zoe, Science and Nutrition, where world leading scientists explain how their research can improve your health.
0:14A spoonful of sugar in your morning coffee.
0:17A drizzle of honey on your porridge.
0:19A little slice of cake during that afternoon energy dip.
0:23For most of us, sugar is such a familiar part of daily life that we barely register it.
0:28But historically, sugar has shaped civilizations, driven global trade, and transformed the way we eat.
0:36Today, it remains big business, hiding in thousands of food products, helping make them irresistible.
0:42Yet despite being one of the most studied substances in nutrition, sugar is still veiled in confusion, contradiction, and controversy.
0:50How can something so familiar still feel so mysterious?
0:54We've been told that we need a sugary drink for an energy burst when we're exercising.
0:59We've also been told that sugar is deadly and we should avoid it completely.
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