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amother
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Post Yesterday at 8:48 pm
I struggle with this as well. I’ve come to understand that there is physical cravings and there’s an obsession of the mind. The mind is very powerful and therefore an obsession of the mind can actually cause physical cravings.
You need to deal with the mind as well as the physical.
This would probably require more professional help from an eating disorders type of therapist.

Again… you need to target this from multiple angles.
Hatzlacha rabba
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  shanie5




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 9:38 pm
amother Bisque wrote:
That's because the body NEEDS sugar in order to function (obviously talking about healthy sugar and carbs) being that you're diabetic, your body can't process sugar so you end up with a lack of sugar which is causing the sugar cravings. (not saying that you should start eating sugar now since you're obviously diabetic, I'm just explaining from where your cravings stem and that doing elimination diets won't stop your cravings.)


Your body can make all the sugar it need through a process called gluconeogenesis. You don't need to eat sugar or carbs for health. Though a diabetic should be very careful when changing their diet. Best to do that with help from their doctor.
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amother
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Post Yesterday at 9:44 pm
Look into whole 30. I've been on it for about 6 months and don't have any cravings anymore. Before that I was so addicted
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  BmoreBubby




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 3:14 pm
amother DarkRed wrote:
What is the solution?


As I replied above, very small incremental and measured reductions, in order to alter your tastes and cravings in a way that will stick. For example, if you normally would have 2 tsp of sugar on your cereal, reduce that to 1.9. But make that a permanent reduction . Don't ever go back. Then after awhile, make it 1.8. Slowly but surely you'll get it down to where a bare minimum will satisfy your craving.
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amother
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Post Today at 3:24 pm
shanie5 wrote:
Your body can make all the sugar it need through a process called gluconeogenesis. You don't need to eat sugar or carbs for health. Though a diabetic should be very careful when changing their diet. Best to do that with help from their doctor.


That's true but it's a survival mechanism of the body when the glycogen reserves are very low.
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