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Sugar is very addictive. Most people want it. Manufacturers add it to all their products to get people to buy more of their product. Sugar is also called sucrose. Sucrose is made up of 50% glucose and 50% fructose. Our body runs on glucose. We need it for energy. When we eat glucose it is taken into the blood stream quickly and used for energy. If there is an excess, it is stored in our fat cells. Mmm, that's right, stored in our fat cells. We all know that its favourite fat cells are around the middle of our body. Fructose, the other 50% of sugar triggers something in our brain to say that we are still hungry. Have you ever opened a block of chocolate with the idea that you will only eat 2 or 3 squares, and before you know it all the chocolate is gone? Same with a bag of lollies. One or 2 are not enough, it is only good enough when you get the bottom of the bag and you just know you have to stop. The good news is that there are natural ways to have sweeteners where you don't have to have fructose too. When your brain is not telling you that you want more you will find that your craving for sweets will disappear. Now we know that everybody is different, so everybody will take a different length of time to lose their sugar craving. Also be your own detective and look for hidden sugars in your food. This can be done more easily if you familiarize yourself with all the different names that are given to sugar. 
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Thérèse VahlandI am a trained Natural Therapist, Teacher, published Author and Artist who lives on the south eastern coast of Australia. To contact me or schedule an online consultation, please use the Contact Form.
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