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Sugar Cravings

carolineeehill320
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i usually do really well with my diet until somebody drops candy in front of me. How do you control your sugar cravings?
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Restraint and discipline.0
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Don't have ANY. Two days ago there was candy at work and I grabbed a Jellybean thinking that one won't hurt.... I couldnt stop. I ate 3 bags of candy. Ugh. Maybe go and have a healthy snack like an apple or some other fruit. Replace one habit for a healthier one.0
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Turn and run away!!! Lol
This one is very hard for me because I LOVE sugar! I try to have some fruit on hand because then the fiber fills me up and scratches the itch instead of empty calories with a zillion pieces of candy. I don't keep it in the house.0 -
The only thing that has ever worked for me is to not have it in the house or desk. I also found with myself the longer i resisted the sweets the less I want them.0
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I am having a real problem lately with carbs...never mind just sugar! I just can't seem to stop even after I've eaten a couple of handfuls of M&Ms. I had weight loss surgery a year ago and my stomach is small but that doesn't stop me from putting carbs in it and then I feel stuffed. And the more carbs you eat, the more you want. The hard part is stopping eating it in the first place...ugh!!!
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My problem is that food is almost always on my mind0
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Omg, sugar is and always been a problem for me.
I am like the biggest chocoholic you guys ever met.
I try to avoid it at any cost. When it is not possible I putt in 20,30 min in cardio.0 -
Mycophilia wrote: »Restraint and discipline.
This.
With time it gets easier.
I choose my favorite sweets and make room for them once in a blue moon. I don't want to waste my treats on anything other than my favorites.0 -
LeannJeffers wrote: »The only thing that has ever worked for me is to not have it in the house or desk. I also found with myself the longer i resisted the sweets the less I want them.
I totally agree. It's been shown in studies lately to be addictive. When you wean yourself off you don't crave it.0
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