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By limiting sugar and replacing refined carbohydrates (high glycemic value) with complex carbohydrates (high fiber, low glycemic value) the body is better able to process carbohydrate for fuel, providing a more efficient “burn” rate. Too much sugar at a given time gets converted to body fat or blood fat (i.e., cholesterol or triglycerides).
