Very early Recovery and MASSIVE sugar cravings?
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Join Date: Nov 2013
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Originally Posted by Windancer 
I will just be very patient with my poor body then 
It's had a lot of work to do trying to repair all the damage I've inflicted upon it. I'll be kind and patient to it. It's doing a great job!
It's had a lot of work to do trying to repair all the damage I've inflicted upon it. I'll be kind and patient to it. It's doing a great job!
In early recovery, I would eat my weight in sugar every day and in very early recovery I would drink my weight in water.
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I started off with ice cream and chocolate, but soon switched to tinned mandarins and banana. Bananas have potassium (apparently) so are really good for making up the shortfall after booze. It passes
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Join Date: Aug 2016
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I'm in the same boat.
I've been satisfying my sugar jonesing with sugar free gum, protein bars and fruit.
I'm hoping it's only temporary, because with my sugar reactive hypoglycemia I'm not supposed to eat sweets.
HTH!
I've been satisfying my sugar jonesing with sugar free gum, protein bars and fruit.
I'm hoping it's only temporary, because with my sugar reactive hypoglycemia I'm not supposed to eat sweets.
HTH!
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I think my diet the first 60 days consisted of ice cream. Ok, overstating it but it was the hugest craving for it that I've ever had.
Starting August 1st I cut it out. I hear that freezing grapes is good for a snack. I've also heard that baking fresh strawberries make them come out like candy.
I think my diet the first 60 days consisted of ice cream. Ok, overstating it but it was the hugest craving for it that I've ever had.
Starting August 1st I cut it out. I hear that freezing grapes is good for a snack. I've also heard that baking fresh strawberries make them come out like candy.
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