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I don't agree. Since I was forced to give up sucrose (due to dermatitis that I found out (accidentally) was caused/triggered by sucrose) I've noticed so many he
by zwischenzug 10y ago
I don't agree. Since I was forced to give up sucrose (due to dermatitis that I found out (accidentally) was caused/triggered by sucrose) I've noticed so many health benefits it's insane.
I no longer miss sugary 'treats', and happily much on apples instead of chocolate bars as I used to.
I sleep better, feel better, concentrate better, control weight better, I'm more productive... the list goes on.
- asdfasdfa11112 10y agoI, also, feel much better when I capitalize on the placebo effect. I take Vitamin D every day, but days I forgot, I become grumpy and depressed. That isn't to say that your sugar-free experience isn't meaningful, significant, or impacts your life. My point is that your sugar-free lifestyle results are indistinguishable from placebo. Or little green moon men, really.
- zwischenzug 10y agoMaybe. But the lack of scabs on my face is a definite plus, and one I've demonstrated to relatives with multiple experiments.