As an almost but not quite degree qualified nutritionist, I know that eliminating sugar from your diet makes for a healthier & happier you.
Reasons to give it up are plenty, but here are a few:
π Increases your energy & focus β goodbye 3pm slumps – whoo hoo!
π In a better moods, more frequently – a good thing for everyone!
π Better health & vitality in general – winning!
π Big improvements in gut & immune health – love it!
π Hormones donβt spike β theyβre just better balanced which makes a better you!
π Reduces your risk of type 2 diabetes & cancer – another win!
π Steady weight loss – a happy coincidence for most people!
π Your skin looks better – everyone loves that!
OK, curbing cravings can be hard, but here are some tips:
ππ½ Remove any temptation from the pantry β fill it with the good stuff.
ππ½ Add cinnamon β it balances the sugar levels & reduces the cravings
ππ½ Add in heaps of natural flavours β try fresh herbs or use spices, a squeeze of lemon or lime juice.
ππ½ Add protein at every meal β try beans, Greek yoghurt, eggs, fish, poultry or meat.
ππ½ Add good fats at every meal β think avocado, nuts, seeds & or my fav extra virgin olive oil.
ππ½ Avoid processed foods, stick with whole foods.
ππ½ Have plenty of water β dehydration can be confused with cravings.
ππ½ If boredom or stress eating strikes strikes – refocus & de stress by going for a walk, have a bath, do some gardening, whatever just get up & do something you love.
Often sugar is hidden where we least expect it (along with salt) but choosing to eat whole foods, cuts down those risks. It is hard, but so beneficial to your health & wellbeing.
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