Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Share Posted January 14, 2008 Amie, Xylitol is great! I use that and Stevia. Congrats on the inch loss!!!! Smiles & Hugs, :-) Amie Black-Buchanan <amieblackbuchanan@...> wrote: Yes I am on a good eating plan. I have found a GREAT sugar replacment (in my opinion) Have you ever heard of Xylitol? It is a natural alternative to sugar and tastes almost exactly like it. It is low glycemic ,good for diabetics. It is made from birch trees or corn cob. They have used it in I think Asia for a long time. Look it up and see what you think...I started with a small bag to try it out. You can get it at any health food store. Also agave is yummy and low glycemic, it tastes like maple syrup. We made a pecan pie with the agave instead of karo syrup and it was delicious! There is a cookbook on how to convert recipes over to xylitol it breaks down just a little different i guess. I hope maybe some of this helps you...I just started my journey with no sugar...emotionally it has been easy since I can have the xylitol in my coffee and I have some chewy snacks sweetened with stevia,but my body knows its not the real mcoy and Iv had a few headaches but not too bad. If you try it let me know what you think or if you have any questions. conistar@... wrote: Hi again Amie, 40 breaths are what Rashelle recommends. I hope you are also following a good eating plan. Whole body health is so VIP. I struggle with a sugar addiction and that is not so good. But when I eat right and exercise I lose. Just a thought. Hugs, Connie Weight loss LifeLift > ive been doing one cd a day...is this enough to lose inches and > weight? Do I need to do 40 breathes a day? I do I > love this stuff...it's amazing! > > > Amie Black-Buchanan > Salon Carpe Diem > 770-965-4201 > > > --------------------------------- > Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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