Sugar is THE current bad guy in the war of weight loss.
It’s in the press, it’s in the shops, it’s at work, it’s
in our cupboards at home, its most in low fat foods and it
is also sneakily hidden away in a lot of processed foods.
Take a look at the label of any processed, packaged food
that you have, and I’ll bet you my career that it contains
high levels of sugar.
Even celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has started a campaign for
tax to be added on sugary drinks in the UK. There are a whole
host of celebrities who are turning towards wholefoods and
fat as being the best source of nutrients for health and
longevity.
This is absolutely correct. I know if I had their celebrity
status and T.V as an outlet, I’d have a lot more to say
about it but I don’t… yet, so I’m telling you here
personally in your inbox.
So let’s take an even closer look…
I was surfing the web this morning to read up on some articles
about sugar.
I know a lot about it, the power it has and the facts about
its ability to suppress hormones.
What caught my eye was a headline in an online article published
in 2013 on ‘Mailonline’
“We’re all sugar junkies now: Britons now wolf down an almost
unimaginable 160 teaspoons of it a week - and the even worse
news? It really IS addictive”
“French researchers in Bordeaux recently reported that laboratory
rats chose sugar over cocaine – despite the fact that they
were addicted to cocaine.”
Bold statement right?
That’s why this shit is SO hard to give up and why people eat
so much of it and crave it constantly…
…Because it is as addictive, if not more, than cocaine AND
is available to buy at your local supermarket.
And check this out;
“Research also shows we consume 60 grams of added sugars a
day. So including naturally provided sugars, the daily total is
93.5 grams.”
I can keep going all day…
So what does this mean for you?
In case you don’t know, that’s a hell of a lot of insulin your
body has to produce to remove the sugar out of your blood stream,
which means a lot of lipogenic fat storage.
Especially around the mid section of your body.
Think love handles and jelly belly.
So by converting to the Schweeet way you will be doing your
body a huge favour by;
1) Not eating empty calories.
2) Naturally boosting your testosterone levels and reducing
your insulin production which will result in a very nice
reduction of your waist line.
3) Reverse diabetes
Just 1 drop per day in a cup of tea or coffee instead of 2
teaspoons of sugar, over the course of one week will save you
224 calories, which is roughly 29.4 grams of sugar.
1 drop twice a day in a cup of tea or coffee instead of
2 teaspoons of sugar, over the course of one week will save
you 448 calories, which is roughly 58.8 grams of sugar.
Over the course of 1 month, using 1 or 2 of drops of Schweeet
per day.
1 drop per day in a cup of tea or coffee instead of 2 teaspoons
of sugar, over the course of one month will save you
896 calories, which is roughly 117.6 grams of sugar
1 drop twice a day in a cup of tea or coffee instead of 2
teaspoons of sugar, over the course of one month will save
you 1792 calories, which is roughly 235.2 grams of sugar
Over the course of 6 months, using 1 or 2 of drops of Schweeet
per day
1 drop per day in a cup of tea or coffee instead of 2
teaspoons of sugar, over the course of 6 months will save
you 5,376 calories, which is roughly 705.6 grams of sugar.
This is nearly a kilogram bag of sugar!
1 drop twice a day in a cup of tea or coffee instead of 2
teaspoons of sugar, over the course of 6 months will save you
10,752 calories, which is roughly 1,411.2 grams of sugar, which
is equivalent to a kilogram bag AND a half of sugar!
Over the course of a year, using 2 of drops of Schweeet
per day
1 drop twice a day in a cup of tea or coffee instead of 2
teaspoons of sugar, over the course of one year will save
you 21,504 calories, which is roughly 2,822.4 grams of
sugar, which is almost 3 x 1 kilogram bags of sugar!
3 kilograms of sugar!
Need I say more??
OR if you’d prefer for us to post it to you it’ll be a
total of £6.60 which will cover the postage and packaging for
your first bottle of Schweeet!
P.S. I have written a VERY special article about
how to change bad habits into good ones, and with a lot less
stress and frustration than you may have experienced in the
past.
Bye for now.
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