Read a blog post by a teenager who gave up eating sugar. Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A–G the one which fits each gap. There is one extra sentence.

My life without sugar
At the age of 17, I did something that none of my close friends had ever considered. (1) _______ I don’t eat sugar. For the last year, I haven’t eaten any cakes, biscuits, chocolate or ice cream, not to mention ketchup, crisps, mayonnaise or any of the hundreds of other things that contain sugar. (Yes, believe it or not, loads of savoury foods have sugar in them!) (...)

(Cała treść tekstu, z uzupełnionymi lukami, została uzupełniona.)

A I had expected to have some withdrawal symptoms, but the headaches and tiredness were really hard to deal with.
B The truth was I hadn’t been feeling that healthy myself for a while.
C In fact, I felt so good that at the end of that month, I decided to continue with my sugar-free diet.
D I never once considered giving up, though.
E While we share a love of watching films and listening to music, there’s one thing now that makes me a little different.
F How was I going to survive without sweets or a bar of chocolate to look forward to after school?
G Not only is too much sugar linked to chronic health problems like obesity, I discovered, but it can also cause more serious diseases like cancer, diabetes and heart disease.