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Anyone want to give up sugar with Me?

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FurryAndObnoxious · 02/10/2018 08:50

I need to take action! My skin is itchy and my bowels are terrible. I feel foggy all the time too. I'm giving up sugar or at least cutting down 90 per cent. Anyone with me?

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thenewaveragebear1983 · 04/10/2018 17:14

I don’t fall off the wagon as such, more like (as with any diet I suppose) have planned ‘days off’ where I have foods I wouldn’t otherwise have. For example, I’m off away for the weekend with Dh tomorrow, so will probably have desserts etc that I wouldn’t have at home. It’s helpful to not treat it as ‘off the wagon’ but a planned food in a balanced diet. So if you plan to have cake and a hot chocolate once a month, for example- you haven’t failed! When I first quit sugar I went from New Year’s Day to Easter Sunday with zero sugar (then my treat was an Easter egg!)
Now it’s probably once a month where I have something sweet.

FurryAndObnoxious · 04/10/2018 22:23

can I have diet coke??

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FurryAndObnoxious · 05/10/2018 09:47

I feel rough today. Ibs bad although the whole reason I'm doing this is because of Ibs!

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specialsubject · 05/10/2018 11:54

while sweets, cakes, diet foods, fizzy pop, low fat food and smoothies are obvious crap to cut right down, with symptoms like that what does the doctor say?

FurryAndObnoxious · 05/10/2018 12:28

She says ibs. Not crohns or coeliac I've had the tests. I've done fodmap with some success. I'm ok with wheat and dairy. Garlic gives me diarrhoea so I avoid.
My dad cut sugar out a while ago and found his ibs and aches and pains subsided

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