Almost 70-Year-Old Grandma Reveals Secret Behind Her Incredible Body, But Internet Reacts With Anger
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Meet Carolyn Hartz – the owner of SweetLife and grandmother that went on a sugar-free diet 28 years ago and now doesn’t even look half her age.
After being diagnosed with pre-diabetes, the 69-year-old had to give up the sweet stuff to get her blood sugar back on track. The used-to-be sugar addict cut the ingredient out of her diet 28 years ago and now uses an alternative called Xylitol instead. Though her youthful looks aren’t just due to the fact she cut out sugar – she also sticks with an exercise program. “You have to watch what you put in your mouth — that’s number one — and two, you have to move your legs,” Hartz told about her beauty secrets to News.com.au. Despite what Hartz says about the sugar-free diet to thank for her looking young, the Internet just doesn’t buy her healthy lifestyle preachings… What do you think? Did she found a fountain of youth, or is it the money that’s the culprit behind aging gracefully?
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Meet Carolyn Hartz – the grandmother that doesn’t even look half her age
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After being diagnosed with pre-diabetes, the 69-year-old had to give up sugar in order to get her blood sugar back on track
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She has stayed away from sugar for 28 years now and claims it’s what helped her sustain her good looks
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She’s also a fan of regular exercise
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“You have to watch what you put in your mouth — that’s number one — and two, you have to move your legs”
Image credits: Sweet Life
Image credits: Sweet Life
But the Internet just doesn’t buy it for many reasons, including surgery
The fact that she can afford expensive care
And some even think she’s using the story to advertise her own company
What do you think?
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I do not understand what all of this is about. This woman is the owner of SweetLife, a company that sells products containing Xylitol. All of that is revealed. Therefore, this is a simple marketing plot, not more, and not less. Her looks and any reason behind it are not noteworthy but for the promotion of her own products. Admittedly, promiting one-sided nutrition never is a good thing, but we have too little information to say whether she is doing it. Thus: simply a disregardable debate.
She chose not to become a diabetic, and stay in shape - another way to avoid diabetes. I'm quite sure she wouldn't have given up sugar if that wasn't the case. Why do people find it so necessary to be hostile when people take care of themselves? Why is it so scary?
How is stating a fact hostile? She's had plastic surgery and botox. The skin on her body looks her age.
I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes also, I don't use sugar, lowered fruit consumption, don't drink even natural juice which has a lot of sugar, just water and tea without sugar, it isn't even sugar but a lot of empty carbs which turn to sugar that make you diabetic.
artificial sweeteners increase diabetes risk more than regular natural sugar and why would you worry if you don't go over the daily range of natural sugar consumption? Diet coke is more unhealthy than the regular because the fake sweeteners fuck up your metabolism even more, forget the science that needs to be done to what happens to your brain when you consume it.
People are mean and jealous
What do you mean her looks are not a part of it? Did you not see this "She has stayed away from sugar for 28 years now and claims it’s what helped her sustain her good looks". That's what people are calling her on. If she wants to have plastic surgery, good for her. But to suggest that its not surgery, but rather using her product is bullshit.
Yeah. I've got a mother who has been diabetic for 50 years. She looks her age. Nothing wrong with having surgery to look good if that's what you want, but people that claim that that it's all diet & exercise annoy me. Almost as much as the people that get around the no surgery claim but having botox, laser treatments, fillers and tens of thousands of dollars of treatments that are everything just short of surgery.
if I had endless funds to have endless plastic surgery, I'd look half my age too.
Aunt Messy, if there's anyone on this planet who has no room to call anyone else "sour", that person would be you.
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Bitter, much? Wish you had more money? Are those grapes a little sour?
I do not understand what all of this is about. This woman is the owner of SweetLife, a company that sells products containing Xylitol. All of that is revealed. Therefore, this is a simple marketing plot, not more, and not less. Her looks and any reason behind it are not noteworthy but for the promotion of her own products. Admittedly, promiting one-sided nutrition never is a good thing, but we have too little information to say whether she is doing it. Thus: simply a disregardable debate.
She chose not to become a diabetic, and stay in shape - another way to avoid diabetes. I'm quite sure she wouldn't have given up sugar if that wasn't the case. Why do people find it so necessary to be hostile when people take care of themselves? Why is it so scary?
How is stating a fact hostile? She's had plastic surgery and botox. The skin on her body looks her age.
I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes also, I don't use sugar, lowered fruit consumption, don't drink even natural juice which has a lot of sugar, just water and tea without sugar, it isn't even sugar but a lot of empty carbs which turn to sugar that make you diabetic.
artificial sweeteners increase diabetes risk more than regular natural sugar and why would you worry if you don't go over the daily range of natural sugar consumption? Diet coke is more unhealthy than the regular because the fake sweeteners fuck up your metabolism even more, forget the science that needs to be done to what happens to your brain when you consume it.
People are mean and jealous
What do you mean her looks are not a part of it? Did you not see this "She has stayed away from sugar for 28 years now and claims it’s what helped her sustain her good looks". That's what people are calling her on. If she wants to have plastic surgery, good for her. But to suggest that its not surgery, but rather using her product is bullshit.
Yeah. I've got a mother who has been diabetic for 50 years. She looks her age. Nothing wrong with having surgery to look good if that's what you want, but people that claim that that it's all diet & exercise annoy me. Almost as much as the people that get around the no surgery claim but having botox, laser treatments, fillers and tens of thousands of dollars of treatments that are everything just short of surgery.
if I had endless funds to have endless plastic surgery, I'd look half my age too.
Aunt Messy, if there's anyone on this planet who has no room to call anyone else "sour", that person would be you.
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Bitter, much? Wish you had more money? Are those grapes a little sour?