by Karly Randolph Pitman
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Overcome sugar addiction to find a joyful, sugar-free lifeIf you can’t stop eating sugar once you start, if you want to free yourself from the pain of a sugar addiction, my books, Overcoming Sugar Addiction and the sequel Becoming Binge Free, offer hope. I’ve lived a sugar addict’s life, with binges, violent mood swings, debilitating shame, yo-yoing weight, low self esteem, and depression. I attempted to give up sugar dozens of times over 10 years. When I hit bottom, I had to choose: sugar or my very life. Finding the courage to accept my sugar sensitivity and heal my addiction, I now teach others who are sugar sensitive how to kindly, compassionately heal. In Becoming Binge Free, you’ll learn how to shift to a sugar free diet without resistance or “white knuckling” it. You’ll learn how to care for your emotions instead of soothing them in sugar. And you’ll learn how to care for cravings rather than control them. Your sugar addiction is not a problem of will power. We can say no to sugar when we feed the physical brain, when we soothe the emotional brain, and when we soften stress, anxiety and shame…
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Yep, it’s the older version of the book, now replaced by revision #3 in March 2012 “You don’t heal a sugar addiction with self control, will power, white knuckling it, or rigidity. You stop eating sugar through emotional healing. Your diet supports that..” |
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