5 MISTAKES PEOPLE MAKE WHEN QUITTING SUGAR

Sugar is a big problem in the United States.

Excess sugar , consumption can rob years off of the lives of unsuspecting Americans. The average American consumes 150 - 170 pounds of sugar per year! That is close to a half a pound a day, which is a 19 fold increase over what was consumed just 300 years ago. The daily consumption of sugar should be below 25 grams per day. One 12 ounce can of Coke contains 39 grams of sugar, which is more sugar than you should consume in a day and a half!

If you tried quitting sugar in the past and failed, you are not alone. Sugar stimulates the same addictive centers of the brain as cocaine does and processed junk foods are engineered to be addicting.

Sarah Wilson gives advice on her website

Here are Sarah’s 5 mistakes that people make when quitting sugar:

1. You Substitute Sugar With Honey/Coconut Sugar/Agave

2. You Think Artificial Sweeteners Are Better For You

3. You Believe The Packaging When It Says Sugar Free

4. You Think Juice Is A Healthier Option Than Soft Drink

5. You Go Cold Turkey, Lapse Within A Few Days And Then Throw In The Towel

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