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Replies to "I take NO sugar and NO Gluten and watched my numbers take a nose dive."
I have Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR), an autoimmune disease that thrives on causing inflammation. I gave up sugar almost three years ago as a portion of an anti-inflammatory diet. I had given up white flour several years earlier as a portion of my overall organic goals to reduce processed foods, and white flour is processed. With each item I watched my Lipid Panel reward me. I don't need a statin, my cholesterol is better than it has been in 25 years.
Giving flour up also reduced my sugar intake, so once I decided to eliminate sugar it was not too hard, but I will admit the first two weeks were a struggle as my body was not happy. Within a month it was easy to resist, within three months I no longer even wanted sugary treats.
The rewards of eating well are often fewer Big Pharma drugs. I never need to worry about Type 2 diabetes also.