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I was recently sent this article posted on GOOP by a friend who, after reading it, decided it was time for a sugar-detox. This article is a powerful and concise reminder of why I am detoxing as we speak. Dr. Frank Lipman in, Overcoming Sugar Addiction also offers many tips to deal with sugar cravings for WHEN you decide to get off this "socially acceptable" drug. Check out this article and/or see my short summary below!
This is a journal where I will record my trials and successes in my first year of Crossfit as well as my efforts to play on Boston's Semipro-Women's Football team. My challenge: to become a better athlete than I was in college.
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
The Taste Trifecta: Sugar, Fat, and Salt
I love sugar. I have always loved sugar.
For a long time, I thought it was that simple: I just loved candy. Recently, I have begun to realize that there are many more layers to this love. Two things have sparked this realization: beginning the Whole30, and simultaneously working my way through The End of Overeating, by David A. Kessler, MD.
Day 6 of the Whole30 already has made blueberries taste especially sweet, and made my toothpaste taste simply chemical.
While I am good at abstaining from sugary foods for set periods of time like the Whole30 (or a similar Crossfit Body Composition Challenge at Crossfit Center City earlier this year), I am not good at eating "just a little" sugar when my rules are less stringent. I have casually wondered why this was, but assumed it had to do with my great desire to keep eating candy corn and hoped I would grow out of it.
For a long time, I thought it was that simple: I just loved candy. Recently, I have begun to realize that there are many more layers to this love. Two things have sparked this realization: beginning the Whole30, and simultaneously working my way through The End of Overeating, by David A. Kessler, MD.
Day 6 of the Whole30 already has made blueberries taste especially sweet, and made my toothpaste taste simply chemical.
While I am good at abstaining from sugary foods for set periods of time like the Whole30 (or a similar Crossfit Body Composition Challenge at Crossfit Center City earlier this year), I am not good at eating "just a little" sugar when my rules are less stringent. I have casually wondered why this was, but assumed it had to do with my great desire to keep eating candy corn and hoped I would grow out of it.
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