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The truth is, I only gave
up sugar because I had a coupon for a detox program. I probably wouldn't
have done it otherwise, but I'd recently lost 35 pounds, and I was
interested in learning about the dangers of sugar as I continued to
better myself and treat my body like a temple (or something).
The problem is that sugar is in nearly everything, from barbecue sauce to Cheerios. So really, we're all sugar people, unless we're making a conscious effort not to be.
And
so, armed with my coupon, I decided to make a conscious effort not to
be—at least for a month. The program I joined was aptly named The 30-Day
Sugar Detox. Now, I'm bacon-loving, beer-drinking Midwesterner, so I
knew the program was likely to be a little bit too much for me, but I
wanted to at least try.
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