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Amadeus · 11-13-2007, 10:47 PM

You may be addicted to gluten (oat, barley, rye, wheat), and not sugar. Sugar has a temporary effect on your body, but gluten, for a lot of people, is a life long addiction because they don't realize it is what they are addicted to. A lot of the foods that we see as sugary contain hundreds of grams of gluten. A lot of people's body can't properly digest it and you'll literally have built up yeast infestation in your body giving some people austistic like symptoms (lack of focus, short attention span, poor eye contact, porn addiction, poor sleeping habits, etc.) I use to have a extreme addiction to gluten and dairy and have cut it completely out of my diet. I'll sometimes drink regular soda, Skittles, and other foods with high sugar content (but no gluten) and find that I'm not addicted to sugar at all or crave it afterwards. Keep in mind, you'll have to take out all breads, pastries, pizza, and a lot of so called yummy foods, but you'll notice that you'll start eating a lot more fruits and vegetables. It is worth a try. We are are not meant to be fat and it doesn't suppose to be this damn hard to keep fat off. We have been engineered by the large food corporations to eat this cheap junk that cost them nothing, but cost us everything (health, motivation, drive, looks).

11-13-2007, 10:47 PM	#37 (permalink)
Amadeus Banned Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 410	gluten addiction You may be addicted to gluten (oat, barley, rye, wheat), and not sugar. Sugar has a temporary effect on your body, but gluten, for a lot of people, is a life long addiction because they don't realize it is what they are addicted to. A lot of the foods that we see as sugary contain hundreds of grams of gluten. A lot of people's body can't properly digest it and you'll literally have built up yeast infestation in your body giving some people austistic like symptoms (lack of focus, short attention span, poor eye contact, porn addiction, poor sleeping habits, etc.) I use to have a extreme addiction to gluten and dairy and have cut it completely out of my diet. I'll sometimes drink regular soda, Skittles, and other foods with high sugar content (but no gluten) and find that I'm not addicted to sugar at all or crave it afterwards. Keep in mind, you'll have to take out all breads, pastries, pizza, and a lot of so called yummy foods, but you'll notice that you'll start eating a lot more fruits and vegetables. It is worth a try. We are are not meant to be fat and it doesn't suppose to be this damn hard to keep fat off. We have been engineered by the large food corporations to eat this cheap junk that cost them nothing, but cost us everything (health, motivation, drive, looks).