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• PMS<br />
• low back pain<br />
• learning disabilities<br />
• ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder)<br />
• depression<br />
• asthma<br />
In his book, Rare Earth’s Forbidden Cures, Dr. Joel Wallach states that sugar loads increase the<br />
normal rates of mineral loss in sweat and urine by 300 percent for 12 hours. So if you regularly eat<br />
sugar, no amount of supplementation or diet will allow you to keep up with your mineral losses.<br />
4) Excess of sugar leads to sugar diabetes.<br />
The average American consumes 100-150 pounds of sugar per year. Consequently, diabetes is<br />
the No. 7 cause of death in America. Our sweet tooth has cost us dearly. Interestingly, studies of<br />
the world’s people who live longest - such as Tibetans and Hunzas - indicate that degenerative<br />
diseases, including diabetes, are virtually unknown among these peoples. A probable cause of<br />
our high rate of diabetes is the high intake of refined sugar, in the form of white sugar (sucrose),<br />
corn syrup (fructose), and all others ending in “-ose.” David Reuben, M.D., states that “there is<br />
no doubt that diabetes mellitus - otherwise known as sugar diabetes - is caused by excessive<br />
consumption of refined sugar.”<br />
5) Sugar causes weight gain and stresses the whole system.<br />
Sugar’s empty calories quickly flood the bloodstream and are stored as fat, which can be a major<br />
contributor to the alarming number of obese adults and children in the United States today. This<br />
excess weight causes stress on the whole system, especially the heart, which has to pump harder<br />
to circulate the blood to all the “excess” tissue. The excessive weight also is a contributing factor<br />
in all major disease.<br />
Bottom line: Cut down on the refined sugars and starches and add some sugar vegetables (yams,<br />
bell peppers, carrots) or fruit to your diet instead. You should be aware that the fruit today is<br />
hybrid for sweetness, being 30 times as sweet as it was created to be, so do not over eat fruit or<br />
it could negatively impact your blood sugar and your immune system.<br />
Excerpt taken from the book Total Health = Wholeness: A Body, Mind and Spirit Manual by Dr.<br />
Keith and Laurie Nemec.<br />
For more information go to Total Health Institute www.totalhealthinstitute.com.<br />
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