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Oneida, AR
December 9, 2024
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I did initially when I cut carbs but it's like any other craving - you just keep ploughing through it

Sweets are a bad habit developed over years

You are not going to break the habit overnight and it helps if you replace it with something else (that isn't bad for you)

But you have to want to give the stuff up and you have to not make excuses for sneaking one or two or a bunch "because you have been good and deserve it" 😁

December 9, 2024
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Managing cravings for sweets can be challenging, especially with diabetes. According to my knowledge base, strategies to help include eating more high-fiber foods, drinking water when feeling hungry (as thirst is often mistaken for hunger), and incorporating lean protein into meals to stay fuller longer. Mindful eating and Show Full Answer

Managing cravings for sweets can be challenging, especially with diabetes. According to my knowledge base, strategies to help include eating more high-fiber foods, drinking water when feeling hungry (as thirst is often mistaken for hunger), and incorporating lean protein into meals to stay fuller longer. Mindful eating and keeping a food diary can also help you identify triggers and control cravings. For more tips, visit url: https://www.DiabetesTeam.com/resources/diabetes....

December 9, 2024

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