When sweetness is the body's signal, not weakness of will: a nutritional approach

Why do we crave sweets even after a hearty lunch? Why does energy drop and hunger return too quickly? In Europe, more and more experts are looking at these questions through the prism of the relationship between the gut, brain and metabolism. Sugar addiction is not only about habits, but also about the body's physiological signals.

What's behind uncontrollable cravings for sweets?

If you regularly feel a compulsive desire to eat something sweet, it is worth thinking about the reasons. Among the possible factors:

• Glucose tolerance disorders and early insulin resistance;
• Hidden fungal load, especially candida;
• Gut microbiota imbalance and increased mucosal permeability.

The gut as a second nervous system

Modern nutritional science views the GI tract as an independent neuroendocrine system. More than 90% of serotonin is synthesized precisely in the intestine. The microflora directly affects our eating habits and emotional state. When the GI tract is dominated by fungal flora, the production of toxins increases, which affects the brain and forms sugar cravings as "compensation".

Fungal infestation: the hidden cause of sugar addiction. Candida and yeast-like fungi feed on glucose. The more sugar in the diet - the more active the fungal load develops. It's a vicious cycle: fungi cause sugar cravings, and sugar stimulates their growth. On top of that, fungal toxins increase inflammation and impair digestion.

Insulin resistance: when cells don't get glucose. Excess carbohydrates and blood sugar spikes cause cells to become less sensitive to insulin. There is enough glucose in the blood, but the cells don't get it. As a result, the brain perceives this as an energy deficit and demands sweets again. A vicious cycle ensues, leading to prediabetes and metabolic disorders.

Nutriciologist's solutions: a strategy for the EU

Nutriciologists in Europe emphasize not bans, but restoring balance. A comprehensive program may include:

• Antifungal support and detox:

  • Silver Shield - natural antiseptic, GI and lymphatic support, helps reduce inflammation and fungal load.

• Appetite Regulation and Carbohydrate Metabolism:

  • Fat Grabbers - reduces food cravings, helps control appetite.

  • Carbo Grabbers - reduces carbohydrate absorption, stabilizes blood sugar levels thanks to chromium.

• Detoxifies and restores intestinal mucosa:

  • Liquid Chlorophyll - improves microflora, reduces acidity, promotes mucosal healing.

• Restoration of microflora:

  • Bifidophilus Flora Force - maintains microbiota balance, reduces inflammation, improves the brain-gut axis.

Sweetness is not the enemy, it's body language. Hear what your body is saying and approach recovery wisely.

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