Gummy bears are a favorite snack for many children and adults, but they are high in sugar and calories and can really ruin your weight loss goals. Studies have shown that people who eat too many gummy bears tend to have higher levels of body fat and a higher risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Even sugar-free gummy bears have side effects, but it's possible to make your own gummy bears and turn them into a healthy snack. Nobody suggests that you should eat a bowl full of gummy bears, and no, we don't call them healthy.
But, in moderation, they have a very unique benefit. To really understand what gummy bears can do for your exhausted body, you must first understand what happens to your muscles when you exercise. A serving of gummy bears contains no vitamins or minerals such as iron, calcium, or vitamin C. When you eat gummy bears, you're still consuming calories, between 110 and 140 per serving.
However, unless you use gummy bears for a specific purpose related to physical activity, gummy bears are still candy and should be enjoyed in moderation. If you want to branch out from gummy bears, there are a lot more functional gummy candies on the market. Making homemade gummy bears can allow you to select the right natural or alternative sweetener or even use vegan gelatin (agar). Sugar-free gummies are a healthy source of collagen, a protein naturally produced by the body that helps regulate the body's internal digestive system. Yes, you should eat gummy bears like bodybuilders and athletes do.
Even if you're not an athlete or a bodybuilder, you can take advantage of the readily available energy stored in gummy bears. Eat a handful before and after your next workout. You're sure to notice a difference in your energy level and results. Or power up your next round of tasks, such as cleaning the house or working in the garden, with some colorful gummy bears. Many bodybuilders eat simple carbohydrates such as gummy bears or gummy bears for after training right after their workouts.
If you want more proof that gummy bear science is real, just look at the number of nutritional supplement companies that are now actively selling gummy bear riffs. Haribo sells gummy bears and other products that meet kosher or halal requirements. Seattle Gummy Company (SGC) has two sports performance gummies that take the idea of eating gummy bears before working out and lift it up. It is also highly recommended to opt for other protein sources since the sugar content contained in gummy bears is bad for your health. Beeswax is added at the end of the manufacturing process to make the gummy bears shine and prevent them from sticking to each other in the bag. In conclusion, while not all Haribo products are kosher or halal, it is possible to make your own healthy version of gummy bears with natural sweeteners or vegan gelatin (agar).
Eating a handful of these before and after workouts can help boost energy levels and improve results. However, it is important to remember that these sugary snacks should still be enjoyed in moderation.
