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Sugar free detox
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I was hoping he'd edit to add something logical.girlviernes wrote: »
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brianpperkins wrote: »
I was hoping he'd edit to add something logical.girlviernes wrote: »
Do you engage in wishful thinking often?0 -
girlviernes wrote: »brianpperkins wrote: »
I was hoping he'd edit to add something logical.girlviernes wrote: »
Do you engage in wishful thinking often?
It was a hope ... not an expectation.0 -
brianpperkins wrote: »ReverendNewman wrote: »Today is my first day of sugar detox, if u will. I'm dropping my coffee, which I add tons of sugar and lite cream. AND I'm dumping all diet sodas.
If you're truly "detoxing " from sugars, avoid fruits and vegetables ... then find a way to eliminate the sugars your body creates on its own ... otherwise it isn't a detox.
We have Katie Couric to thank for calling it a "detox".
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The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!0
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brianpperkins wrote: »ReverendNewman wrote: »Today is my first day of sugar detox, if u will. I'm dropping my coffee, which I add tons of sugar and lite cream. AND I'm dumping all diet sodas.
If you're truly "detoxing " from sugars, avoid fruits and vegetables ... then find a way to eliminate the sugars your body creates on its own ... otherwise it isn't a detox.
We have Katie Couric to thank for calling it a "detox".
I have never, ever liked her. And now this is all her fault? Great, just great.
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brianpperkins wrote: »ReverendNewman wrote: »Today is my first day of sugar detox, if u will. I'm dropping my coffee, which I add tons of sugar and lite cream. AND I'm dumping all diet sodas.
If you're truly "detoxing " from sugars, avoid fruits and vegetables ... then find a way to eliminate the sugars your body creates on its own ... otherwise it isn't a detox.
We have Katie Couric to thank for calling it a "detox".
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buffbuffbuffbuff wrote: »The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!
You're welcome.0 -
buffbuffbuffbuff wrote: »The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!
Thanks!
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I have tried this and it does work but eventually you have to bring sugar back into your life. I just think anything in moderation works best.0
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buffbuffbuffbuff wrote: »The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!
You forgot to include "stunningly attractive."0 -
buffbuffbuffbuff wrote: »The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!
I know! I love it here, the people are great and I have learned a ton! :bigsmile:0 -
brianpperkins wrote: »ReverendNewman wrote: »Today is my first day of sugar detox, if u will. I'm dropping my coffee, which I add tons of sugar and lite cream. AND I'm dumping all diet sodas.
If you're truly "detoxing " from sugars, avoid fruits and vegetables ... then find a way to eliminate the sugars your body creates on its own ... otherwise it isn't a detox.
We have Katie Couric to thank for calling it a "detox".
I love you for Couric'ing Barrowman.
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buffbuffbuffbuff wrote: »The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!
Why yes, yes we are.
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Fruits are my source of sugar these days. I've cut out chocolates and sweets and now I just take one spoon of brown sugar or unprocessed honey in my tea and eat a few grapes and an apple or banana everyday and that does it for me.
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mamapeach910 wrote: »buffbuffbuffbuff wrote: »The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!
Why yes, yes we are.
It's nice when these sugar threads inevitably turn into sweet positive vibes!0 -
buffbuffbuffbuff wrote: »The myfitnesspal community is so cool! Everyone here is an expert and they know so much and they're SO nice!
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coreyreichle wrote: »You need sugar to survive... And, I just leave it to my liver and kidneys to detox. After all, there's a few hundred thousand years behind their successful design.
Just wish the engineers had been a little less obsessed with that, and worked on a better design for the female reproductive system.
What?0 -
Fancy_Nancy2 wrote: »Yes I want to stop for a bit of refined sugar and reduce the amount of extra sugar get to a whole food diet. Not all sugar. Sugar is just so bad for us and we aren't meant to have as much as I have been eating.
do you have a medical condition that makes you sensitive to sugar?
If not, then there is no reason to avoid it.
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mamapeach910 wrote: »brianpperkins wrote: »ReverendNewman wrote: »Today is my first day of sugar detox, if u will. I'm dropping my coffee, which I add tons of sugar and lite cream. AND I'm dumping all diet sodas.
If you're truly "detoxing " from sugars, avoid fruits and vegetables ... then find a way to eliminate the sugars your body creates on its own ... otherwise it isn't a detox.
We have Katie Couric to thank for calling it a "detox".
I love you for Couric'ing Barrowman.
It was inevitable. This whole thread has been about 101 Courics of pure *kitten*.
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