Sugar Addiction: Find the Humor in Your Habit, Thanks to NewsTarget.com
Posted Oct 02 2008 3:13pm
I'm a big fan of relying on your sense of humor to get a proper perspective on your sugar habit.
In fact, I heartily encourage my private clients and members of my Break Free With Connie programs to laugh at their sugar addiction, which could pave the way to type 2 diabetes and hypoglycemia.
Chuckling and chortling about your unhealthy attachment to sweets and culprit carbs is a valuable part of the process of letting go.
In case you're in the dark, this cartoon is a funny take on some research, which reveals that rats, when given the option of drinking sugar water, went completely overboard in their attraction to the sweet substance. (We humans are very much like these sugar-crazed rodents.)
You can learn about this research in my book SUGAR SHOCK! in a chapter entitled, "Proof Pours In: New Studies Show That You Can Become Dependent on Sweets."
I'm a big fan of relying on your sense of humor to get a proper perspective on your sugar habit.
In fact, I heartily encourage my private clients and members of my Break Free With Connie programs to laugh at their sugar addiction, which could pave the way to type 2 diabetes and hypoglycemia.
Chuckling and chortling about your unhealthy attachment to sweets and culprit carbs is a valuable part of the process of letting go.
My creative colleague Mike Adams of NewsTarget.com has a similar mindset about the importance of humor. Check out the clever cartoon about sugar addiction that he conceived, and which artist Dan Berger drew.
In case you're in the dark, this cartoon is a funny take on some research, which reveals that rats, when given the option of drinking sugar water, went completely overboard in their attraction to the sweet substance. (We humans are very much like these sugar-crazed rodents.)
You can learn about this research in my book SUGAR SHOCK! in a chapter entitled, "Proof Pours In: New Studies Show That You Can Become Dependent on Sweets."
Many thanks to NewsTarget.com, which also features many other humorous cartoons.