Rather than eliminating sugar entirely, the researchers suggest eating a healthy balance of carbs to support gut and immune health. In practice, that might look like focusing on the quality and source of carbs (including foods like whole, grains, legumes, and fruit) rather than trying to eliminate sugar completely.
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