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Pure organic raw cane sugar is good for health!

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Sugar occurs in greatest quantities in sugar cane and sugar beets from which it is separated for commercial use. Sugar from both sources is produced by nature in the same fashion as all green plants produce sugar-as a means of storing the sun's energy. The "simple" sugars, or monosaccharides (such as glucose), store energy which biological cells use and consume.
Sucrose is a larger sugar molecule that breaks down into glucose and fructose in the intestine during metabolism. Glucose is the vital fuel that the brain cells use, it is also fuels energy in the body.
Ayurveda, the ancient Indian medicinal paradigm has held good organic, cane sugar with little or no refining in the highest regard, Sugar is sweet, develops semen, beneficial for the eyes, nourishing and gives strength. It eliminates excessive humors of wind and bile in the body and checks toxicity of cells.
Uses of raw sugar according to Ayurveda:

  1. When sugar is chewed, in its raw state or in a food where it is not dissolved in water or a solvent, its properties and effects become hot but its effect becomes cold when dissolved in water. e.g: drinking a glass of water in which sugar is dissolved, satisfies thirst, however eating a spoonful of refined sugar produces a rush of energy that leaves you tired in a few moments.
  2. Drinking hot or cold beverage in which some sugar is dissolved produces a calming effect on the brain, while increasing stamina. Drinking a glass of "yogurt" mixed with some sugar is also beneficial in both providing energy at the same time providing relief for an over active intestinal system.
  3. Drinking water mixed with sugar, brings quick relief in dysentery.

Of course the excessive use of sugar is harmful. It causes many complications in the body like acidity, inflammation, swelling, diabetes and rheumatism.

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  1. DigitalmayankaFebruary 26, 2018 at 3:08 AM

    Sugar that is sold in India is made of harmful chemical sulphur it affects one's digestive system so badly that it hard to recover and that is why I suggest all to buy organic sugar online and eat the fresh and certified sugar, that is good for your health.

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