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ab6046
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Sorry for all of the postings, but I've been having a hard time lately and this is a welcome distraction.
How do you all deal with a sweet tooth? Do you substitute healthy alternatives, or do you go cold turkey to break the cravings? I consider myself a salty tooth, but when I get in these binge cycles I usually have really intense cravings for sweets, which is usually how my binges begin. Any words of wisdom on this? And if you abstain from sweets all together, how in the world did you get through the first week or so?! For me, I've never really gotten through the cravings on my own and I usually break the cycle accidentally by traveling to places that don't have many sweet options, for example.
How do you all deal with a sweet tooth? Do you substitute healthy alternatives, or do you go cold turkey to break the cravings? I consider myself a salty tooth, but when I get in these binge cycles I usually have really intense cravings for sweets, which is usually how my binges begin. Any words of wisdom on this? And if you abstain from sweets all together, how in the world did you get through the first week or so?! For me, I've never really gotten through the cravings on my own and I usually break the cycle accidentally by traveling to places that don't have many sweet options, for example.
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I know of other people that have had the opposite effect, but I've found that diet juice/hot cocoa work well for me, especially at night. I know artificial sweeteners get a bad rap, but I'd rather have that than have a full blown binge.0
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Sugar free jello cups with whip cream or cool whip on top works for me.0
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Coffee. When I start to crave sweets, coffee seems to suffice. It shuts up the sweet tooth and it feels like being naughty.
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These are all great suggestions, thanks!0
