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So for aids most of us staying aware from refined carbs (not aids the complex whole grains and whole foods) probably seems to be a wise choice. But.... The Central Nervous System (=our brain) aids prefers the simple sugar glucose as an energy source. For adults, a daily dose of usually around 100 grams of Carbs is considered helpful to keep glycogen (glucose) storage levels high and have easy energy for life activities. These carbs can definitely prioritize the better carbs too. I personally feel that in most cases training oneself to consume low to moderate amounts (aka "little bits and pieces") is best. One needs to understand from a young age what is considered an appropriate amount of such foods. Q: Petra of Milwaukee - I have been hypoglycemic as far as I remember, but it was detected and confirmed during my pregnancies. I have always struggled with my weight despite having been very athletic and eating little, and it has not gotten any better since I had my children and regular sports is not an option anymore.
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