300. Back to basics, and why this podcast exists

It's episode 300 of the Life After Sugar podcast! Woo hoo!

To celebrate, I go back to some of the first things I ever talked about on this podcast, back in 2021, and to why the show exists in the first place. 

Sometimes we forget the basics, so I think that the 300th episode is a good place to remember them.

In this episode, you'll hear about:

• some different names for sugar, including the Cuba story that made me realize the white crystals we call sugar originally come from a plant
• why "pure" sugar is mostly marketing, given the dozen or more industrial steps between the sugarcane or sugar beet and the white crystals
• the chemistry of sugar, in simple terms: most sugars are built from glucose and fructose
• how maple syrup and honey compare with table sugar on a molecular level
• the fruit question: do I eat fruit, and where I get my vitamins if I don't eat much of it
• what "life after sugar" and freedom from cravings means in real life, which is why this podcast exists

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