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Sugar Addiction
Sugar Addiction Symptoms
Sugar Withdrawal
Sugar Addiction Treatment
A number of Sugar Withdrawal symptoms have often been reported, but the reader is cautioned to keep in mind that withdrawals associated with cutting sugar from one’s diet are largely anecdotal and often, resemble the kinds of symptoms seen in people who give up caffeine products (though to a lesser degree of severity). Furthermore, there seems to be no clinical evidence that can conclusively link sugar (in the form of pure sucrose) to these symptoms to the exclusion of variations such as glucose or fructose or a number of other food product additives.
With that in mind, Sugar Withdrawal symptoms may include headaches, cravings, fatigue, tremors, depression and anxiety. No reasonable time-table has been established to offer the reader any idea of how long these Sugar Withdrawal symptoms may last, of if they may occur at all.
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