Do Cravings Dominate YOUR Life?

Do you feel like you are always thinking about your next quick fix -- coffee, soda, candy bar, pizza or bottle of beer?

First thing in the morning, do you reach for your coffee and end your day with alcohol? Do you limit your kid's sugar intake but have a secret stash of cookies in the pantry for your two o click fix?

Or do you crave foods that are unhealthy -- chocolate bars, cookies or salty chips or greasy French fries? Honestly, who craves water and rice cakes?

You are not alone. Thousands of women are on the endless cycle of “being good” and then “falling off the wagon”.

Do these women sound like you?

You crave the same things day after day, and give in regularly.
You are on a cycle of “being good” and then you crash and burn in a pile of chips.
Once a month – you just throw in the towel and swallow a handful of Midol … with a gallon of chocolate ice cream.

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#17 Sugar-Free Living & Battling Long Term Allergies

After introducing allergens back into your diet, you may find that there are some foods that you just can’t eat without it causing a reaction. More complex allergies are to foods like dairy, sugar and wheat.

What makes this difficult it you don’t realize what you are allergic to until you start to eliminate things. This is one way that you can determine what food allergies you might have. This process definitely helps to get you on track for a gluten free diet. Let’s look at what you can do for a sugar-free living.

Diana Walker provides delicious, nutritious and easy Gluten-free recipes and foods at Diana’s Healthy Gluten Free Whole Foods Lifestyles

Sugar-Free Living

Of all food allergies, there are probably the most resources available for sugar-free living. Since diabetics cannot eat large quantities of sugar, and there are still many people who are following low-carbohydrate diets, sugar-free recipes, tips and hints are everywhere.

Living a sugar-free or low-sugar lifestyle requires dedication and research. If you have strong reactions to sugar, you may not be able to handle any sugar substitutes or food made with sugar substitutes. Sugar substitutes can cause sugar cravings and, in some cases, sugar allergy reactions. In general, it’s best to avoid them completely.

You will need to read labels on packaged and processed foods. Sugar is one of the top additives to all kinds of foods…some that you wouldn’t even suspect! Sugar is added to bread, canned vegetables and packaged sauces, among many, many other products. It’s no wonder that Americans consume 156 pounds of sugar per year.

Diana Walker, Cravings Coach

Diana Walker provides delicious, nutritious and easy Gluten-free recipes and foods at Diana’s Healthy Gluten Free Whole Foods Lifestyles