Does your household look like this in the morning? Nothing out of the ordinary? But are you in fact overdosing your kids on sugar? From Ireland to New Zealand, this video is going viral for a reason – it’s brilliant.

As much as I try and explain how much sugar is in every day foods, this is what many average households look like at breakfast time when you strip away the packaging, marketing and advertising fluff and wonder. It’s all pretty much sugar. Highly processed sugar.

Are You Overdosing Your Kids On Sugar?

Dan Sweeney, has kindly allowed me to share his video which highlights just how much sugar some children eat or drink. And this isn’t even an extreme case. Most parents are unaware how much sugar are in everyday cereals, spreads and drinks. Even those ‘healthy’ ones that claim to be refined sugar free (just another marketing term for “contains all other sugars, just not table sugar”), organic or free range.

Full credit for this video goes to Dan Sweeney, you can find him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. And much thanks must go to Dan for producing such an excellent video and asking the question “are you overdosing your kids on sugar”?

This is an infographic I created some time ago which demonstrates where sugar is hiding in your daily ‘healthy’ meals.

I know I may be repeating myself, but seriously get into the habit of reading the BACK of labels (nutrition and ingredients) rather than the FRONT (advertising fluff and wonder).

And if you don’t know all the names that sugar has, take a look at this post too. Sugar was once just called sugar, but now goes by many alias’ so it can lurk in products so they go flying off the shelves. You may be overdosing your kids on sugar without realising it. A few simple changes can make all the difference.

Want to go sugar free but don’t know how to start? Take a look at this page and this page to help you on your sugar free journey. See the amazing changes people have found in their health by giving up processed food and sugars. And if you have diabetes or pre diabetes, read this page.

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