Sugar is one of my two weaknesses in the food category ( shake and bake pork chops are the second). I admit it, I am horribly addicted to sugar, primarily candy, followed by anything sweet ( cookies cake ect…)I was thinking today, I’ve been super stressed with everything going on around me. I have been comfort eating sweets… I’ve managed to get off of sodas, which is nice, but not enough. I am hereby committing myself to getting onto the sugar sobriety wagon, not just for my health, but to set a good example for my family! Woohoo!!
People who have done this
More "How I Did It" stories
Hannah Will I ever be able to sew this darn dress?!
How I did it: I cut down to only one sugar in a coffee (and cut back on the coffee too) and limited myself to one chocolate bar in my lunch each day maximum. It was surprisingly easy, especially once all the Easter eggs were out of my way LOL! Read how I did it…
tomcampbell is training to become a wilderness first responder
How I did it: replace refined sugar with unrefined sugar- either honey (preferably raw), maple syrup, molasses (which is bittersweet, so use in small amounts), or straight unrefined sugar (such as Rapadura). fruit juice is better too, but still taxing on your body to deal with. make healthy versions of your favorite desserts using the unrefined sugars listed above. my personal favorite is to mix together yogurt, maple syrup, and almond butter, to use a… Read how I did it…
Zudaheda Hernandez is SOOO HAPPY 2c my Lil'SISTRS
How I did it: I JUS CUT IT OUT COLD TURKEY! I USE 2 H8 THE TASTE OF ARTIFICIAL SWEETNERS TIL I HADNT HAD SUGAR 4 BOUT A WEEK. AFTER U CUT REAL SUGAR OUT... SUGAR SUBS TASTE FREAKN GR8! Read how I did it…
shespeaks is trying to make sense of it all
How I did it: I love anything sugary and sweet, but since I've been trying to become healthier I try to eat less of it. I don't drink soda or sugary drinks, pretty much cut out the donuts and sweets. When I'm really craving something sweet, I have a bit of dark chocolate. Read how I did it…
How I did it: For me it was all about replacing dessert with more food during dinner. I was not overweight to start with, but I felt cravings for sweets after dinner. I realised that if I am very full after dinner, I don't feel like dessert. So now I eat more during dinner, and don't eat sweets for dessert. I have some fruit instead. I also have a little bit of 70% Cocoa dark chocolate after lunch sometimes, as lunch portions are hard to control at work. Read how I did it…
→ See all 8 "How I did it" stories
People doing this are also doing these things:
Entries
ItsAndrea Life is going good
i really need to start on this more. i feel like i’m poisoning myself from the inside out. i need to look after myself…
waiting4magik has the post-vacation blues.
Controlling sugar intake is worse than quitting smoking for me, so I will determine where I fail and address potential fixes.
Breakfast (1/4 to 1/2 tsp of sugar on cereal):
Replace with sprinkle of cinnamon on “cheerios.”
Tasty.
Easy.
Lunch (something sweet to complement lunch):
Fruit juice.
Afternoon (stinging craving, worse if in a bad mood):
Small serving of yogurt or cobbler, something with fruit
since I don’t enjoy fruit alone.
Evening (sweet tooth sometimes a couple hrs after dinner):
Spoonful of healthier peanut butter might do the trick and fortify against late hunger.
Baking (Temptation abounds!):
Only bake for company or to give away. Don’t keep cookies around!
Set aside a few for me and immediately package.
Avoid grazing.
Ice cream, candy, desserts:
Eat sparingly, but do allow.
Share.
Set aside portion and put away the rest!
Avoid fake sugars.
bubblesburst take every chance. drop every fear.
so i want to cut down on my daily sugar. i’ve become far too lazy and instead of bring an apple to school, i go to 7eleven and buy some unhealthy and sugarish stuff. i want to break that kind of habits that i have, so here’s some goals i want to achieve:
- not eat sweets or drink soda on weekdays.
- eat healthy breakfast e.g. müsli and swedish crispbread.
- at pauses in school eat fruit, not a candybar.
- find good recipes that are healthy.
yeah, quite simple and straightforwad. so i’ve followed these “rules” about a week and thought if i can follow them two more then i can check off this goal.
well it sounds good, now i just have to do it!
I’m addicted to sugar, but lately candy has been making me feel sick. I already cut out soda, so I guess I already made some progress. Although I think Stevia extract makes wonderful lemonade, I think it will take some time to get past cookies, ice cream and pastries! :-)
Lemon_Seed ROOOAR!
...I’m actually done with this goal, but I want to decrease my sugar consumption a tiny bit more before I mark it as done :)
i had a very good night! which turned out to be a very bad night for my goal.. i had 2 nanimo bars and had a few drinks … but it was my boyfriends graduation.. and the two days after i did pretty damn good:) no candy, deserts or pop :)
my grandma used to rant about how bad sugar is, so il see how cutting down it makes me feel….here are my no nos:
Donuts
more than one teaspoon in coffee=bad
COKE
Ice cream bars
andd…. FRUIT JUICE! (EAT A FRUIT… DRINK WATER)
Hannah Will I ever be able to sew this darn dress?!
At Download the only sugar I had was on 4 doughnuts! I’m amazed I didn’t eat half a tonne of the stuff over 4days of constant partying!!!
→ See all 548 entries
Ask for advice: Get help from people who've accomplished this goal
|
|
invisiblekiss asks,
“so what foods donot contain sugar or like very little”
— 2 years ago |
|
|
|
Proud to be Beautiful on 43T asks,
“I enjoy and learn from others' entries. Thank you. Any advice?”
— 3 years ago |
|






