I'd say I was definitely addicted to sugar but starting 5 2 somehow has reduced the cravings and then I've found I no longer crave the sweet stuff like I did; I've started to drop my carbs too and I feel better. I had a glass of 'no added sugar' squash the other day and I couldn't drink it because it tasted so sweet. Yuk. Really thankful to 5 2 because it seems to have naturally reduced my (lifelong) inclination to eat rubbish and has changed what I now WANT to eat. I've just bought the 'Against All Grains' cookbook and there is some fab stuff in there. Rawkaren - where do you buy your coconut and almond flour from? I don't think I could ever do as low carb as 50g daily but I am now managing to eat 100g carbs on non fast days with ease (and under 50g on a fast day) - and this is a woman who would KILL for bread at one time. I'd really like to try some of the non grain recipes for bread I have seen. I've (like lots on here) done loads of reading and I think reducing carb intake is the way to go for weight loss and health and all sorts of reasons. And I never thought I'd be able to do it! And without 5 2 I doubt I would.
PS Yes I've never understood why supermarkets add sugar to CHICKEN!
PS Yes I've never understood why supermarkets add sugar to CHICKEN!