I just ate a whole bag of skittles??!!

The jumbo pack with about 175g of skittles. I ate a full breakfast (scrambled egg and toast) and a full lunch (potato soup and bread) and I have been munching these skittles all day while I revise. My back teeth are starting to get a little sore and my tongue is REALLY red/orangey. My teeth are already bad so does that mean they are gonna get EVEN worse cause of this?? Should I avoid sweets for the next couple of days?? Am I gonna get diabetes? HELP!!

Reply 1

Truflais

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Lol you won't get diabetes just from eating a bag of skittles. I would cut down on the sweets though, yes. Avoid them for a while if your teeth are sore/already bad etc.

Reply 2

ilovereading

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Original post by Precious Illusions

Lol you won't get diabetes just from eating a bag of skittles. I would cut down on the sweets though, yes. Avoid them for a while if your teeth are sore/already bad etc.

Thank You >.< I'm guessing chocolate, cake and biscuits count as "sweets" so I have to cut down on them too :cry2:

Reply 3

Truflais

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Original post by ilovereading

Thank You >.< I'm guessing chocolate, cake and biscuits count as "sweets" so I have to cut down on them too :cry2:

Anything sugary I'd say so yeah :sadnod:

I can relate as I have an insane sweet tooth but my teeth have felt like **** lately so I'm trying to cut down :huff:

Reply 4

22.22

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enjoy the sugar rush before the inevitable grinding come down

Reply 5

ilovereading

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Original post by Precious Illusions

Anything sugary I'd say so yeah :sadnod:

I can relate as I have an insane sweet tooth but my teeth have felt like **** lately so I'm trying to cut down :huff:

I dont even know what got into me today, I just thought today is a revision day therefore must have skittles ?? xD I dont normally eat healthy but I dont normally eat insane amounts of sweets/sugary things either :L

Time for a change :sadnod:

Reply 6

ilovereading

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Original post by 22.22

enjoy the sugar rush before the inevitable grinding come down

The sugar rush is keeping on point for studying :biggrin:

but **** **** **** I completely forgot about the sugar crash :cry:

Reply 7

SophieSmall

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This stuff never fails to surprise me. My advice. If you can't control yourself around snacks, I recommend you don't buy them.

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ilovereading

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Original post by SophieSmall

This stuff never fails to surprise me. My advice. If you can't control yourself around snacks, I recommend you don't buy them.

It was ONE time ;(

Reply 9

SophieSmall

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Original post by ilovereading

It was ONE time ;(

Really? REALLY? are you being honest? :wink:

Reply 10

Caver

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lol, I'm use to it. I guess it's also the shell texture of the skittles (become jagged and sharp) and go into the gums.

Now I wAnt skittles

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Original post by SophieSmall

Really? REALLY? are you being honest? :wink:

*sigh* No... :ashamed:

but its never been skittles before ?

Reply 13

DocWho49

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Original post by ilovereading

The jumbo pack with about 175g of skittles. I ate a full breakfast (scrambled egg and toast) and a full lunch (potato soup and bread) and I have been munching these skittles all day while I revise. My back teeth are starting to get a little sore and my tongue is REALLY red/orangey. My teeth are already bad so does that mean they are gonna get EVEN worse cause of this?? Should I avoid sweets for the next couple of days?? Am I gonna get diabetes? HELP!!