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In early sobriety, it's common to use sugar to combat alcohol cravings. But aside from undermining your weight loss goals and making you feel crappy, consuming sugar keeps the craving cycle alive. Which makes it HARDER to resist alcohol. Because sugar is addictive too. Sugar undermines the brain's ability to recalibrate for dopamine, making recovery longer and harder. Learn why and how to eliminate sugar from your diet so that you feel better FASTER.
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By Colleen Freeland4.9
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In early sobriety, it's common to use sugar to combat alcohol cravings. But aside from undermining your weight loss goals and making you feel crappy, consuming sugar keeps the craving cycle alive. Which makes it HARDER to resist alcohol. Because sugar is addictive too. Sugar undermines the brain's ability to recalibrate for dopamine, making recovery longer and harder. Learn why and how to eliminate sugar from your diet so that you feel better FASTER.
Find Sugar is Stress and Sugar and Oil-Free Whole Food Desserts at https://recoverwithcolleen.com/freebies
Have questions? Click here to join my private Facebook group for free coaching with me and connection to a tribe of women going through this together. Recover with Colleen
Follow me on Instagram Recover with Colleen
Register for 10 Days to Spontaneous Sobriety.
Find resources at https://recoverwithcolleen.com/freebies

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