Sugar Addiction is a SERIOUS
Eating Disorder
Sugar addiction has been dubbed by UK
researchers as possibly the
greatest single health threat to the citizens of
the United Kingdom. So prevalent is the problem that
many nutritionists, physicians and health
researchers within the UK are confidently predicting
that sugar addiction will soon surpass cigarette
smoking as the number one addictive pastime.
In the U.S.A., the average annual consumption of sugar
per capita has swelled from 30 pounds in the mid
1930s to over 160 pounds in 2008 – this
included sugar byproducts and processed grain
products as well. Regardless of how you calculate,
that is a lot of sugar!
Excessive sugar
consumption is a global problem
The September 2008 edition of the U.S.D.A.
publication, Amber Waves, reported that the
excessive consumption of high calorie
food items, such as processed sugar and starch
products, is not a purely American phenomenon.
Apparently, a steady increase worldwide in
the per-capita
consumption of high-calorie
foods and beverages has been noted from year
to year,
across the board, throughout all socioeconomic
strata, in industrialized and developing nations
alike.
Mindfulness and cutting-edge
nutrition – a revolutionary new approach that can help you overcome sugar
addiction, sugar bingeing or just plain old sugar
cravings
Mindfulness is a proven, therapeutic technique that
has been used successfully by many people, in
getting a handle on and overcoming the
emotional and psychological aspects of
long-term eating
issues
such as sugar addiction.
The "Basic States" method of mindfulness used in our
program was
developed by Shinzen Young, a highly respected,
senior mindfulness teacher.
Co-author,
Shelly Young,
a psychotherapist and certified addictions
counselor, teaches
how to use the Basic States methods
that can be helpful
with eating issues.
She has been
leading seminars and workshops in
the United States and Canada
for over two decades.
The nutritional component of our system deals
specifically with correcting impaired
physiological function and nutritional
deficiencies caused by chronic sugar addiction.
Certified
nutritionist
and
alternative
medicine practitioner,
Paul Harris gives a comprehensive, and easy
to follow,
overview
of
both the
beneficial
and negative effects of sugar in your
body.
He then lays out a simple, day-by-day game
plan that can help you get rid of your
physical craving for sugar and begin the
necessary process of rebuilding your body and
regaining your health.
The powerful, groundbreaking combination of
mindfulness and natural nutrition is
the
vital foundation
you need to overcome sugar addiction and
greatly improve the quality of your life and health.
What our book
can do for YOU!
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Daily mindfulness flash cards,
that come with the book, can help keep you
inspired, focused and on track.
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You will find out how to thoroughly cleanse and
detoxify your body of carbonic acid residue and
other harmful fermented by-products of excessive
sugar consumption that can cause illness and serious
stages of disease, if left unattended.
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35
pages of healthy, low-sugar recipes you can start
enjoying today.
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A
total body rejuvenating dietary plan you can follow
for the rest of your life - the Sugar Prison Diet.
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You will be shown how to
manage,
reduce and eliminate
sugar and refined carbohydrate
cravings.
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World-renowned mindfulness teacher, Shinzen
Young, will explain the origins of compulsive
behavioral patterns that can lead to sugar addiction
and sugar bingeing and how you can quickly eradicate
them.
We
will inspire you to
muster the strength, courage and
will power to shatter your addictive
shackles and break out of the sugar prison.
