Re: concentrated sugars- is there a limit to honey?

[Guest guest]

You're right. It's bad - especially in the beginning. Can definitely set up a

flare.

Stay away from the SCD candy for a long,long time. Because that stuff - is

addictive as all get out.

Mara

> I've read a few posts about how certain things are illegal, because the sugar

would be too concentrated. (I think it was coconut sugar and beet sugar.) This

makes me wonder about consuming too much honey. Granted, I know that too much of

anything is bad for you (legal or not), but can too much honey be detrimental to

your healing?

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> I try and stay away from honey for the most part, because I'm definitely a

sugar addict, and even though it's not illegal, I still get similar effects from

honey that I did when I was eating a lot of sugar. I find it can be really

addictive and it definitely increases my appetite. Anyways, what are your

thoughts on this? I don't ever remember reading in BTVC about limiting honey,

but I could just not be remembering correctly. I don't plan on eating a ton of

honey anyways, but when I do have honey, I often go overboard. (I'm getting

really embarrassed here about admitting all my food addictions! Oh well, I'm

human I guess, and at least I'm trying to do something about it!)

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> I know there can be issues with candida, but nobody specifically mentioned

that being the problem with concentrated sugars, so I'm assuming it's for

another reason. Anyone know why? Just curious about this.

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> Thanks!

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> Amber

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