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50 Things to Know About Beating Sugar Addiction
50 Things to Know About Beating Sugar Addiction
50 Things to Know About Beating Sugar Addiction
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What to Know and Tips to Handle Sugar Addiction

We are living in a time of health crisis brought upon on by the changing modern diet and the evolution of highly processed foods. One of the main ingredients in most processed foods and certainly one of the biggest problem ingredients is sugar. 

It is obvious that cutting down on the consumption of sugar and ultimately breaking sugar addiction is a necessary and beneficial component in continued long term positive health. It is also obvious that you must not depend on the food industry or government regulations to start making healthy decisions for you.

50 Things to Know About Beating Sugar Addiction

This book is a list of 50 things to know about breaking sugar addiction. I hope that by reading this book you can cut down on and/or eliminate your daily consumption of sugar and improve your quality of life. The short term process of ridding your diet of sugar can be vexing but the long term health benefits are well worth it!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherPaul Rogers
Release dateAug 10, 2015
ISBN9781516366095
50 Things to Know About Beating Sugar Addiction

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    50 Things to Know About Beating Sugar Addiction - Sophia Langley

    Introduction

    The profile of the standard modern day diet has evolved quite a bit in the last several decades in a way that is potentially dangerous to people who are not vigilant. With the advent of processed foods and the increased usage of sweeteners such as High Fructose Corn Syrup, people are eating more and more sugar in their diet.

    It should come as no surprise that an estimated 70% of American adults are overweight or obese based on this increased consumption of sugar. The term Sugar Addiction has become synonymous with this phenomenon, and for good reason. Once acclimated to daily high doses of sugar consumption, it can be a difficult cycle to break.

    The link between Sugar Addiction and the following health conditions are only just starting to be understood:

    - Type 2 Diabetes

    - High Blood Pressure

    - High Cholesterol

    - Increased Risk for Gallstones and Kidney Stones

    - Diminished Brain Function

    - Obesity

    It is obvious that cutting down on the consumption of sugar and ultimately breaking sugar addiction is a necessary and beneficial component in continued long term positive health. It is also obvious that you must not depend on the food industry or government regulations to start making healthy decisions for you.

    This book is a list of 50 things to know about breaking sugar addiction. I hope that by reading this book you can cut down on and/or eliminate your daily consumption of sugar and improve your quality of life. The short term process of ridding your diet of sugar can be vexing but the long term health benefits are well worth it!

    Chapter 1 - Why Sugar Is Bad

    When you eat too much sugar it ...

    1. Causes Obesity

    Sugar can increase weight gain and lead to severe cases of obesity. This is only in part due to the excessive calories that are in a diet high in sugar. Foods that contain sugar are often not very filling, so there is a tendency to eat way too much. It also interferes with hormone levels in the human body, which can cause weight gain.

    This not only affects adults, as many children are overweight because of the amount of sugar they consume on a regular basis. Being overweight causes harm to your organs, bone structure, and overall health. It also leads to emotional issues, such as low self-esteem and skewed body

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