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- What Is Sugar Addiction?
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- Do You Need to ‘Detox’ from Sugar?
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Plenty of people have a sweet tooth, so how do you know if you’re addictedto sugar? Is there an invisible threshold that you cross between cookie number one and cookie number two? You can’t be diagnosed with a sugar addiction, at least not yet. But self-reflection and an honest conversation with a healthcare provider is the best way to start to get...
When it comes to breaking a sugar addiction, there’s no quick fix. You’re making a significant lifestyle change, and it will take time and effort. We’ve compiled a list of the mental, physical and dietary changes that will help you fend off sugar cravings and help you manage your eating habits.
Oh, the internet. It has so much information and advice to offer — and so much of it is contradictory. The value of sugar detoxingis one of those topics. Let’s start by defining our terms. A sugar detox involves cutting all added sugars from your diet for a set period of time, from as little as a week to as long as a month. The premise is that, aft...
If you feel like your sweet tooth is taking over your life, Czerwony advises that enlisting the support of your primary care doctor or a healthcare provider is an important step to take. “The first line of defense is having an open and honest conversation with your healthcare provider,” she says. “That way you really can get ahold of the issue.” Th...
If your feel like your sweet tooth is becoming a problem, physically or mentally, you’re not alone — and it’s notall in your head. For some of us, a few lifestyle changes will be enough to break our sugar addiction. Others will need medical intervention to overcome the chemical reactions fueling the craving. Whatever your situation, being kind to y...
- The Coffee Experiment. If like me, you put loads of sugar in your coffee (or tea), you can use this as an opportunity to begin to train your palate to prefer less.
- Dilute Your Sodas. By always drinking beverages that taste sweet, we end up finding water and other unsweetened beverages less satisfying. If you drink five sodas per day (diet or real sugar) replace one with water or unsweetened seltzer (no artificial sweetener).
- Snack Swap. The same concept applies to sweet snacks. Figure out how many grams of sugar are in your typical snack (yogurt or granola bar, for example).
- Happy Hour. Cocktails contain a high amount of sugar, to take the edge off the strong taste of hard liquor. Avoid cocktail mixes (sour mix, margarita mix) and instead use fresh fruit (squeezed or muddled) to mix in with no added sugar.
Apr 5, 2023 · If you want to avoid giving in to a sugar craving completely, try chewing a stick of gum, says registered dietitian Dave Grotto. "Research has shown that chewing gum can reduce food cravings ...
Apr 30, 2019 · These are the signs that your sweet tooth might actually be a serious sugar addiction—and something you need to address.
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The sour side of a sweet tooth. Ever raided the biscuit tin? Tucked into treats at the office? Added an extra spoonful of sugar to your coffee? Sugar has become a staple ingredient of modern day eating, and everyone, with or without diabetes, can benefit from limiting their intake.
