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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2025 · 38 MIN

Real Insights From A 30 Year Sugar-Free Expert

from Breast Cancer Conqueror Podcast · host De'Ann Richter

Have you thought about going sugar-free on your healing journey? Sugar fuels cancer cells, plain and simple. If you want to stop the cancer, you need to stop giving it what it wants! However, that is oh-so-much easier said than done. Especially in the sugar-infested, highly processed world we live in. This is why I brought in the expert, Michael Collins. He has been completely sugar-free for over 30 years, is the founder of SugarAddiction.com, and is on the board of a Food Addiction Institute. From the dietary changes to the emotional relationship, Micheal pours out his sweet wisdom and practical solutions to help you embrace sugar freedom. Check out the replay of his most recent Quit Sugar Summit featuring 40 incredible speakers who inspire, educate, and empower audiences worldwide to kick sugar to the curb and reclaim their health. And while you are listening to this episode and reading his free book, enjoy one of the sweetly decadent desserts from the Healthy Breast Recipe Collection. These desserts are sugar-free (or extremely low in sugar), so you can enjoy a yummy dessert that also treats your body well! 

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