How To Cut Down On Sugar And Processed Foods

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How To Cut Down On Sugar And Processed Foods – I have liked sweets since I was born and if I could choose between sweets or food to survive without any consequences, I would choose sweets. Despite having a degree in Nutrition and Nutritional Sciences (NANS), you don’t need to study nutrition to know that sugar is addictive. If you’re like me, you probably know that it can be difficult to give up sugar. The last time I tried to cut out sugar, I did a 21-day detox to get back from Christmas vacation. I don’t recommend trying to cut out sugar, especially during the holidays.

I know I’m not the only one who struggles with this addiction. If you are reading this blog post, I think the topic has piqued your interest. It is not intended to use clickbait, but rather to be transparent. The longest time without sugar is 21 days. She said it takes 21 days to kick a bad habit, and no matter how many times she relapses, she wants to give up sugar. I have been eating sugary foods for a week and now I have diarrhea, relaxation Irritability AND increased sugar cravings are paying the price. That being said, the last two weeks have been nothing but bad news for my family and I am fully aware that my solution is sweet and delicious πŸŽ‚πŸ˜‹

How To Cut Down On Sugar And Processed Foods

Disclaimer: This blog post was inspired by blog.paleohacks.com. I’ve included some anecdotes of my own to highlight the key points in the list. (See image below ↓). I hope you know that only passion can make it happen again. If you want a more sustainable solution to cutting out sugar, sugar needs to be treated like medicine. Let’s get started Are you going to do this?

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Stop buying processed foods and you’ll have less of them in your home over time. If you really want to quit smoking, throw away the soda and throw the rest of the calories in the trash. I served sugary sodas and drank them down the drain; Some people say that throwing food in the trash is a waste of money, and I agree. However, we shouldn’t buy these products in the first place.

Make your own spaghetti sauce. I haven’t tried my own spaghetti sauce yet. Try to buy brands that are low in sodium and have the least amount of questionable ingredients. Look for spaghetti sauce when it’s on sale and buy good brands.

I broke this bad habit years ago by substituting juice for fruit, and I don’t feel like I’m wasting juice without throwing it away. When drinking fruit juices, such as 100% orange juice or 100% apple juice, fill 3/4 of the juice with water. To this day I still can’t drink fruit juice. This is very cute.

Avoid flavored yogurt Flavored yogurts contain a lot of hidden sugar, which is scary. I’ve seen 20 grams of sugar in a serving of flavored yogurt.

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It doesn’t even contain the hidden sugars and sweeteners often added to flavored yogurts. Choose natural yogurt and try it for yourself. It’s good with a little maple syrup and sliced ​​bananas.

I haven’t tried their own salad dressing yet. But my mom and husband started making their own salad dressings. I can see the appeal of homemade salad dressing and plan to make my own someday. Please, am I not the only one with over 20 bottles of salad dressing? I can’t throw away store-bought salad dressings.

Give yourself a quota. As it cools, the turkey will become tough. Let’s face it We’re going to slip up from time to time. breakfast lunch time, If you tend to eat junk food for dinner and dessert, want to reduce your sugar consumption and slowly introduce healthy alternatives such as fruits and vegetables. If you must have dessert, save it for something you actually enjoy, like date night. I didn’t grow up in a household where I ate dessert every night and rarely ate fast food, so luckily I didn’t develop the habit of gluttony and instant gratification.

Stevia Try monk fruit or xylitol. Stevia is hard to like. I think stevia tastes horrible. But many people are jumping on the stevia bandwagon and embracing it with open arms. I don’t mind monk fruit, but most of the time it’s not made with monk fruit. What I have is erythritol with monk fruit. Erythritol itself has a refreshing taste, but it can cause stomach upset, so use it in moderation. In some recipes I also use maple syrup and coconut sugar to replace cane sugar. For sugary days, you can try sugar-free gum.

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Set rules for desserts. Have you ever introduced new rules and felt worse than when you started? This is the method.

I have strict discipline, but even my family and friends are not very successful at it. When you cut out sugar, you eat too much; If you experience dizziness or withdrawal, there is a risk of relapse. What is the best way to overcome possible disadvantages? Decide to make a change and commit to it within a month.

πŸ™Œ We no longer buy gifts and there are few gifts in our house. If you really want the flavor, you have to go eat ice cream or make homemade (air fryer or air fryer) chips. This also encourages you to be creative. I made recipes I never would have made otherwise, like Paleo Mint Chocolate Truffles and Chia Seed Pudding. If you’re going to make desserts, at least make them paleo. Paleo desserts are naturally healthier and less processed than store-bought foods.

Eat dark chocolate Ideally, eat dark chocolate that contains 70% solids. I eat dark chocolate weekly and love baking with dark chocolate, which naturally has less sugar than regular milk chocolate varieties.

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Avoid Mixed Drinks Avoid alcohol like the plague. Alcohol does not help you lose weight; It’s full of empty calories and harms your kidneys and liver. There are other ways to have fun, like writing blog posts *laughs* More seriously, alcohol is poison and I’ve had enough heavy drinkers in my life to know what it can be like with heavy drinkers and drunks. Don’t you know that alcohol is a drug? For your information, alcohol is a depressant.

Cut out soda If you want to drink soda, you can also drink a glass of sweet liquid washed down with lemon juice. I don’t need to explain why soda is bad. It goes without saying. Don’t be fooled into thinking that diet soda is better. Diet soda contains similar ingredients to regular soda, but contains many questionable artificial sweeteners. Sugar isn’t the worst ingredient; Or not even high fructose corn syrup. It is the caramel color that is famous for tooth discoloration and tooth decay, and the overly acidic nature of the diet and regular variety. Do you like fizz but don’t want to get cold with soda? Perrier, Try a scented water like Bubbly or Spindrift. Despite the acidity, these unpolluted waters are still healthy.

OK There you have it. If this blog post inspires you to join me on this sugar free journey. and/or if you are embarking on a similar trip; Feel free to start the conversation in the comments below ↓ I look forward to hearing from you! From you!

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πŸ’Œ There is no deadline for submitting recipes. The ideal is to look for wheat-free and sugar-free recipes. Stevia Monk Fruit and Xylitol are better than added sugars. But dear maple syrup I accept recipes that use little coconut sugar, etc. are used. Thank you very much! πŸ¨πŸ’•

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Indra Ajoo is a passionate content creator, with a keen interest in Healthy tutorials (non medis). With years of experience and a love for sharing knowledge, Indra Ajoo aims to inspire and guide others through detailed, easy-to-follow tutorials and informative articles.