Sugar Addiction 
sanctuary2
16 y
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I have a BIG problem with Sugar addiction at the moment. I have tried to follow all the health and dietary advice that I have gotten from CZ, but I only have 1 or 2 days success before this problem "takes over" again.
Since I have had no luck at all dealing with this from a physical perspective, I believe my only option is to deal with it from a spiritual one.
I keep thinking that I am eating Sugar to replace something "sweet" that is missing from my life, however I can't really think of anything. Everything is going really well for me right now. I am very happy, with the exception of my weight and Sugar cravings which are completely dominating my life.
I have tried everything I can think of and all the things that people have advised me to do. There has to be more to this than just candida. I believe that everything happens for a reason, and unless I deal with that reason, no amount of self control or supplements or protocols are going to make any difference whatsoever.
Please help me. I am at my wits end with this.
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- Sanctuary! b2reflect
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,108,239How are you, Tracie?! It has been a while since I have 'seen' you. How's the other side of the world :D?
Okay, here are two links I hope may help you. They were both in response to what I had asked or talked about...either on here or in blog. One posted from Zoebess and the other posted from Invincible.
Hope they help you, my friend!
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1078869
//www.curezone.org/blogs/fm.asp?i=982345
Love,
Beth
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- Re: Sanctuary! sanctuary2
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,108,252Beth honey, how ya doin'? So good to "hear" from you.
Like I said in the post, everything is going great for me with the exception of my little Sugar addiction. My husband and I just bought 1.5 acres and are going to start building our dream home this year. My eldest is coming to visit me for my 42nd birthday in 2 weeks. My youngest is a senior this year and doing great. Everything is cool.
Thanks for the links, will read them now.
hugs
Tracie.
- Re: Sanctuary! b2reflect
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,108,269Happy Birthday, Tracie, early!
I am doing very well. I am on afternoons at the post office and loving it. I have weekends off, for the first time in over 14 years. I am on a fast...LOL if you want to check it out, here is the link to day 1 and then you can read beyond.
//www.curezone.org/blogs/fm.asp?i=1099848
My reflexology business is doing well. I have 2 new clients this week. I am Tuned in, Tapped in, Turned on, baby!
Good luck with your Sugar thing. If you read my blog, you will see mine has been interesting!
Hugs,
Beth
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- Thanks Beth, I'll have a read...n/m sanctuary2 16 y 3,199
- Re: Sanctuary! b2reflect
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- Re: Sugar Addiction CandidaInContext
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,108,239lol... everyone has been through this one. From what I understand it has to do with Candida, although I am sure there are other pathegens that do this. Anyway Candida produces well over 100 different types of mycotoxins. One of them reacts with your brain, and gets you craving things like
- ice cream
- pizza
- pop
- coffee with sugar
- candy
- bread
- and anything else that will feed the little bastards
ever notice how you dont crave fruit... or things that are good for you as much as sweets and things that candida likes?
Look at it is like this... you have your health in one hand. In the other you have the cravings that these little bastards, that are making you sick, are sending to your brain.
Which do you want?
And remember, everytime that Sugar craving comes up, and you dont feed the candida, your starving the little f***ers.
And I know it can be hard.... I remember going a day or two like you... and then binging on the worst possible food. Dairy Queen soft serve... and boy did I ever pay. Eventually you start going 3 days, then 4 days, then 5 days... so on and so fourth. And then you finally have enough of playing games, and you quit eating stuff that feeds the enemy.
Its just like quiting smoking, except about 20 times harder. And I know because I used to smoke, and I also had to quit sugar. And quiting Sugar is unbelievable hard because it is everywhere... I mean you cant go 100 feet without bumping into something that serves candy, or pop, or junk food. We are an addictive society... and if you dont believe it... try cutting out the crap food you eat and see how far you get before giving in.- Re: Sugar Addiction sanctuary2
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This is a reply to # 1,108,267I also smoked for 20 years and quitting smoking was NOTHING compared to this!!!!
"Look at it is like this... you have your health in one hand. In the other you have the cravings that these little bastards, that are making you sick, are sending to your brain.
Which do you want?"
I wish it was that easy. It's as if someone else takes over my body and I have no control at all. I know that eating the Sugar is bad, but I just can't stop it. The cravings get worse and worse until I give in. Then I feel incredibly bad afterwards, but it's as if I had no control over my own body.
Will power is never going to be the answer. There has to be more to it than that.
- Re: Sugar Addiction roooth
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,108,282I don't know how good an option this is: I think in the fight against sugar, you will need a whole arsenal of tools. One thing I know that helps an immediate craving is taking a shot of a drink with a large dose of cayenne pepper. Have you ever done the Master Cleanse? I noticed while on it that cayenne helped with immediate feelings of hunger. If you take a lot on an empty stomach, your stomach gets a little uneasy and you need extra water - but it's easy not to want to eat right then. Like I said, just a tool, maybe hard core for some, I dunno.
This tool is a quick fix to short term cravings; you would also need to find a diet that excludes Sugar completely (at least the processed kind; fruit may be ok for you - each person is different) and gives your body a chance to get off the stuff. I like the raw food diet for this and I eat fruits on it and nuts to fill up. Anyway, good luck.
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