The 9 Phases of Quitting Sugar You're Going to Experience ...

So you made a decision to give up sweets? Great job for taking the first step in deciding to give up sugar. Whether this is for health or weight loss reasons, this is a smart decision to make because sugar has only negative effects on the body. And with giving this addictive substance up, you may think it will be easy but think again! This will be a challenge, but stay strong you can get through this.

Then you start to crave sugar and realize this is not going to be as easy as you thought. This could be in the same day as you decided to give up or maybe several days later. Regardless, you have to stay strong and get through this or you will not make any progress.

Just as a drug addict going cold turkey, you may experience headaches from sugar withdrawal and it is going to not be fun. You have to push through it. These headaches can occur several times a day for weeks or even a month but in approximately 30 days you will wake up feeling in control. Just stay strong and do not give in to the refined sugar!

You feel aches and pains as if you are sick. Your energy levels seems to drop as you go through the withdrawals from not having sugar. Keep your head up and stay strong. Find new healthy foods to replace your unhealthy addiction. And find a new lease of life because you deserve to be in your best health!

One minute you are up and the next you are down because your body is having a chemical reaction from not having sugar. Ignore these mood swings and put a smile on your face because you are strong enough to push through this addiction. Share your healthy lifestyle with friends and family so they can support your wonderful health change and keep to it!

Depending upon how addicted you were to sugar and how often you were consuming it, you may have the shakes of withdrawal. This is because your blood sugar level has dropped and your body is craving this high. So have an apple for a natural high and avoid the sugary sweets because you can do this!

After a few days or even a few weeks, you'll start to feel confident in your abilities to resist sugars. Some have said they experienced brain fog and their energy levels flatlined, but they reportedly came out of it soon enough.

Instead of caving on your next trip to the grocery store, you actually find yourself searching for the healthy foods. You spend more time in produce and completely pass up the junk food aisles. Go you!

Even though you feel like you will feel down forever, in just thirty days you will adopt new healthy habits and no longer crave sugar. You will have better health and a firmer grasp on your life. You will have control because you chose to better your health. So be patient and stick to this; there is light at the end of the tunnel!

So get through these phases and kick your sugar addiction to the curb. I promise your life will be much sweeter by giving up this unhealthy addiction! You deserve a lifetime of health and happiness!