ceylon cinamon
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hi iv been trying to rid my self of my sugar addiction for years mostly in tea i eat very little in cakes or biscuits ,and chocolate. iv found replacing sugar with ceylon cinamon has in 3 days reduced my sugar by 2 spoonfuls a large mug i am now down to to just one of sugar and one of cinamon.
i no that still is not perfect but trust me i drink a lot of tea so i think thats amazing iv tried so many other ways and this is the first to work and so quickly to . my question is ,is there such a thing as consuming to much cinamon . [i do hope not]
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DawnDedee tiswas24537
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I believe that moderation in all things is the safest route. Too much of anything can hurt us.
I too have a sugar addiction and am working to control it. What I have tried is 70% to 85% cocoa dark chocolate and within a matter of a few days I noticed that my sugar cravings had nearly completely subsided!
Every time I feel a tinge of craving, I eat a small piece of the chocolate. Just small pieces. The benefits of this type of chocolate are amazing. However it tastes horrid! But for me, who can eat straight sugar, this chocolate has been a miracle in leveling out my blood sugar levels.
Cheers!
Dawn U.S.
tiswas24537 DawnDedee
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i will stick with the cinamon it seems to be working for me
but thak you for your advice knowledge is power .
tiswas24537 DawnDedee
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lucynewas tiswas24537
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tiswas24537 lucynewas
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maybe when iv done it for awhile il be able to tolarate other healthy foods that i find hard to cope with now , sugar is such a poisen
it can mess up the whole body and how it deals with food
and the most worring is that it can cause you to have a fatty liver because fructose unlike glucose cant be broken down by the body and has to be dealt with by the liver . the liver over times grows in size to cope with the toxin taht is sugar and health problems insue
so i desperatly wont to get of it , thanks for your advice .
lucynewas tiswas24537
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lucynewas
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tiswas24537 lucynewas
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i got so used to sugar in my tea as a child because we had that awful sterilised milk in our tea because we had no fidge in them days and it kept well .
its kind to offer some recipes but i struggle at the moment as i have fibromialgia and sensistive to a lot of things thats why i am trying so hard to reduce the sugar intake in my tea because sugar is inflamontry and that might be why i cant tolarate the foods that i should eat
.fingers crossed any way got to start somewhere .thanks for your advice maybe you could send me the recipes and i can keep them for the future
GeorgiaS tiswas24537
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Just thought I'd add this in case you put anyone off eating fruit!
tiswas24537 GeorgiaS
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and of course if you have sugary smothies you are getting sugar around your teeth and gums as many dentist have notice very bad tooth decay in very young children because of this . so common sense proviles. i think .stay cool.
GeorgiaS tiswas24537
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lucynewas tiswas24537
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ann11007 tiswas24537
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I intially found that reducing caffeine by switching to green t had a positive effect to help conrol sugar cravings.
L-glutamine also works to reduce sugar cravings.
About cinnamon, from my experience with a herbalist, they recomended taking herbal suplements for a month at a time only.
tiswas24537 ann11007
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i am not taking cinamon supplements
just fresh cinamon sprinkled in most of it remains in the bottom of the cup but it gives you a nice sweet taste
lucynewas tiswas24537
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ann11007 tiswas24537
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tiswas24537 ann11007
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but i love tea ,i dont drink eat puddings cakes or biscuits
not that fussed about chocolate or proccesed foods so tea is my choice of poison i give up food before i would give up tea ,
i know i am not perfect i dont profess to be just want to make some improvements .not become a saint ,hahah