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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2023 · 16 MIN

Does extreme hunger lead to sugar addiction and diabetes?

from Liv Label Free | Neurodivergent Eating Disorder Recovery · host Livia Sara

Are you craving and eating LOTS of sugar during anorexia recovery? You're not alone! When I was overtaken by the wave of extreme hunger, all I wanted to eat was junk food – cookies, cakes, ice cream, peanut butter, nutella, biscoff, granola, cereal – you name it! While part of me feared the bodily changes that accompanied weight gain, a greater part of me feared that I was becoming a sugar addict and was developing diabetes after my eating disorder. In this episode, you'll learn: Livia's story with extreme hunger and sugar addiction Why the body prefers junk food in recovery The role of insulin resistance in anorexia recovery Why being insulin resistant does NOT mean you are becoming diabetic What to eat to overcome your sugar addiction  🍩 Get on the waitlist for How to Beat Extreme Hunger▶️ Watch my free training How to Win the Mental Hunger Games🫶 Schedule a consultation call for 1-1 coaching here Connect with Livia: 🍩 INSTAGRAM 🌐 WEBSITE 📚 BOOKS 📝 Check out the blog post of this episode and sources

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