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Bread is good for you, but as with anything we eat too much of anything is bad for you. Notice also if you have bread alot, in the morning you will feel a hole in your stomach, you will be starving in the morning. That's the effect of carbs. But lack of rest and sleep will cause eyebags to droop like bin liners.
People have been sounding warnings about the dangers of too much sugar for a long time. As early as 1957, John Yudkin, a professor of nutrition at Queen Elizabeth College in London, began arguing that when it came to heart disease and other chronic ailments, sugar â not fat â was the culprit. So what happens if you eat too much sugar? Here's a depressing rundown. 1. Cavities. Trust your dentist on this one: Sugar is such an enemy to dental health that one study way back in 1967 called it the arch criminal behind cavities. The connection between sugar and cavities is perhaps the best established.