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Sugar, a sweet tooth at what cost?

There are some hidden truths behind the West’s love affair with cane sugar and sugar by products.

Sugar is widely available in Western countries and everyone loves a little sugary treat we all associate sweet things with special comfort moments: a piece of chocolate, a nice biscuit and coffee, a fizzy drink, ice cream, hot chocolate, chewing gum, breakfast cereals, jams, one lump or two in a nice cup of tea, and then what about all the hidden sugar in so called ‘savoury’ food, and fast food, products?

It’s hard to get away from it isn’t it? Millions of pounds a year are spent on advertising different kinds of sugar based products, and why not?  sweet things are a multi billion pound industry which the human race laps up. But also many of us ingest (probably unwittingly) several spoons of sugar, on top of the sugar we already knew we were eating, when it is  ’hidden’ in so called ‘ savoury’ food products.

But what’s the particular problem with this? Yes we know it rots your teeth and it doesn’t help when you are trying to control your weight, but it doesn’t kill us does it?
Or does it ?, shockingly the publication ‘Psychology today’ makes a link with excessive sugar intake and an increased risk of both severe depression and even schizophrenia.
It seems sugar can increase inflammation in the entire body which can be the link with many chronic illnesses, this inflammation can also eventually lead to brain damage, affecting mental stability which as a consequence may also lead to both severe depression and even full on psychotic breakdown.

Many ordinary people who struggle with daily moods swings both high and low, or prolonged periods of depression could be suffering because of a chronic disruption in their blood sugar levels, due to a diet with too many sugar based or sugar forming products in it. Unfortunately this can then lead to a self perpetuating problem, a dose of sugar creates a temporary high and an immediate feeling of well-being but that artificial high then soon leads to a crash which leaves the blood sugar levels depleted again, the body will then crave more sugar to lift the mood and elevate the blood sugar and the high low cycle goes on, eventually leading to burnout and exhaustion, again requiring a sugar lift to bring the body and mind up and out of this state of exhaustion.

If this cycle continues for years we run a risk of developing all sorts of problems as a result including mental health problems, but also physical ones like; diabetes, adrenal burnout, some researchers are now even linking the exponential increase in cancer in the 21st century as one of the consequences of excess of sugar in our modern diets.

Food for thought? Perhaps we all need to look at the amount of sugar we allow into our daily diets when we think about how many ways it could be affecting our long term health.

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3 Comments on "Sugar, a sweet tooth at what cost?"

  1. Very informative piece, I just wanted to add that a sugar addiction could be due to a Entity someone is carrying.

    General Symptoms
    So what are the Symptoms of the presence of entities?

    1 Lack of willpower “I can resist anything, except temptation”
    2 Addictions of any type : Substances, food i.e. excessive sugar intake, sex, medication
    3 Addictive behaviour: TV, video games, gambling
    4 Procrastination
    5 Confusion, doubt
    6 Attraction to Horror movies, Heavy Metal music, extreme sports, sensations
    7 Self abuse
    8 Mental instability – Schizophrenia, Hysteria, Depression, sensation of being watched, hearing voices etc.
    9 Criminal violent impulses, abusers and victims.
    10 Lying, Cheating, Guilt.

    What is a entity?

    What we call an entity has also been described in many different ways in the past, but the word entity seems to best incorporate the different aspects of these manifestations.

    1. Entities are beings with a discrete consciousness that is separate from us.
    2. Entities enter into a parasitic relationship with the host.
    3. The Entity attachment usually drains vitality and energy from the host, which lowers the vibrations and consciousness of the host.
    4. Some of these entities can remain attached to the host throughout many lifetimes.

    Origins of Entities
    The origins of these attachments can be separated into 4 main groups:
    A. Discarnate Human – Lost souls or fragments of souls, which may have experienced a sudden/traumatic death. Often family relations.
    B. Earth Spirits – Bound to special places, territorial and mischievous.
    C. Extra Terrestrials- Attachments from the astral level.
    D. Dysfunctional thought forms – Negative thoughts take on a life of their own, especially when someone dies with negative thoughts, which then fragment on the transition of the soul, remain earthbound, and looking for a host.

    There are many different ways in which we can pick up these little hitchhikers often when we are in a state of emotional shock, when our natural defences are low and our energy field has been damaged. This is especially so when we experience physical injury through accident (especially to the head), or during surgery in hospitals. In fact hospitals are one of the favourite places where many lost souls and soul fragments are looking for hosts. Another favourite is pubs, where many addictive entities are looking for easy prey. In many parts of the world curses, spells and other rituals are used to send an entity to someone.

  2. Elle says:

    Sugar is the worst drug of all, it’s the most addictive but because it’s a legal, taxable substance it’s ok, just look to America and the multi-million $ profits on corn syrup every year. I often wonder what life would be like if sugar was classed the same as heroin and cannabis was legal.

    But this poses the question: Sugar in what forms? Are we talking all glucose, including fructose and low GI like Agave Nectar?

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