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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 23 MIN

Sweet Enough: How to let go of sugar without feeling restricted.

from Nourish With Regina · host Regina Zedaker

In this episode, Regina explores how to reduce sugar intake without feeling deprived, explaining the physiological and psychological reasons behind sugar cravings and offering practical strategies for a healthier relationship with food. Chapters00:00 Understanding Sugar's Impact on Our Lives03:02 The Science Behind Sugar Cravings06:02 Physiological Effects of Sugar on the Body08:54 The Connection Between Sugar and Inflammation12:02 The Role of Gut Health in Sugar Consumption14:57 Strategies for Reducing Sugar Intake17:54 Building a Healthier Relationship with Food21:17 Looking Ahead: Next Steps in Health23:35 Dark Purple Modern Animated Podcast Youtube Channel Intro Video.mp4 resourcesNourish with Regina Website - https://www.nourishwithregina.comApril Grow in Health Program - https://www.nourishwithregina.comUnderstanding the Brain's Reward System (Research Article) - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC

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