I Love You (But Only When You Give Me) Cookies
Our (children’s) relationship to sugar begins at birth. Kids are fed sweet stuff from the start. Sweets come in fun shapes and colors and in large boxes containing bite-sizes to fit in small mouths. Think back to your own childhood and I bet you have countless positive experiences surrounding sugary sweets. Can you remember any negative associations with sweets from your childhood?
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I realized I had a sugar problem back in 2003 after a weekend-long binge on raw chocolate chip cookie dough and chocolate covered pretzels. As a result, I began trying to quit sugar but kept failing. Finally, I figured out a way to stay off sweet junk food for good.
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