The guide suggests that combining sugar with fat makes it harder to resist, so including fats can aid in the process
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A new guide outlines a ten-step plan to help people quit sugar, which is often described as a sweet drug. The plan emphasizes that fats are allowed and can help individuals persevere through the withdrawal process. According to the guide, combining sugar with fat is particularly challenging to resist, making the transition to a sugar-free diet more manageable when fats are included.
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It doesn’t always have to be cute: With these ten steps you also succeed in sugar weaning
reliability low1/3 sourcesStop the sweet drug: Sugar-free in 10 steps.
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Because fats are allowed and will help you to persevere.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Especially when combined with fat.
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