Disclaimer: Specific results
can vary depending on the person & the environment.
For many of us the sight of a freshly
glazed doughnut can feel like falling in love and coming home to a pack of
unopened cookies can feel like the adult version of Christmas morning. There’s
something about sugar that hooks us and keeps reeling us in again and again.
Whether we like it or not sugar has a major hold on us.
If you’re reading this it’s highly likely
you understand, and have first-hand experience, of this allure. Sugar isn’t
just confectionary, it’s compulsion; there is no such thing as stopping after
“just one.” I mean, if one is good, more is better. At least that’s what it
feels like with the sweet stuff.
We are given many reasons for our sugar
cravings: pleasure-seeking brain circuits, intestinal parasites, mineral
deficiencies, malnutrition, habitual behavior, unbalanced diets, too much salt,
buried emotional issues, lack of sleep, stress.... and my favorite, lack of
discipline. We are not at a loss for reasons for our addiction to sugar, yet
knowing isn’t enough to change us or our behavior. If knowing was enough we
would all be winning gold medals and gold stars in every area of our life. If
anything, knowing just makes it feel worse... we know better so why aren’t we
doing better? Knowing becomes just another reason for us to feel bad about
ourselves.
The next step to knowing is to try and do
something about it. We take matters into our own hands and attempt to turn our
sugar-loving switch from on to off. This is not a painless process, and just
when we feel we’re making ground something happens to throw us off and we’re on
a mission to hunt down any sugar we can find and back at the start.
When we decide to target our sugar
dependency, we attack the sugar itself, we clear the pantry, empty the house of
all products and declare sugar the enemy. And this is fine... except it doesn’t
work. When we create an action plan like this, we’re a few steps too far ahead
and facing the wrong direction. We don’t address what’s really happening.
The key: target the true problem, not the
side-effect of the problem. And sugar cravings are the side-effect, they’re the
symptom of the real problem, and treating symptoms never makes the problem
resolve. The only way to create true, long- standing change is to address the
root cause.... otherwise you’re just wasting your time and prepping yourself
for another future sugar-binge.
What is the root cause?
Leptin resistance.
One way to target leptin resistance
is with a product called leptitox, a blend of 22 all natural ingredients which
work with your body to reverse leptin resistance and it’s effects. When leptin
resistance occurs in our body we have a malfunctioning system. This malfunction
will produce troublesome symptoms. Not only does leptin resistance increase
hunger but it creates cravings! That’s a recipe for disaster! Not only will you
be hungry but you’ll be hankering after the worst foods imaginable...
We may have blamed everything else under
the sun for our inability to stop reaching for the next cookie... everything
but leptin resistance. If you want to see real movement and change you’ll need
to target leptin resistance and do something to “fix” it.
Disclaimer: Specific results
can vary depending on the person & the environment.
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