MightyFull's Journal, 07 December 2017

Autumn Harvest (candy) is over and done and outside in the trash bin. Candy. SMH. There are times when I have incredible willpower and resistance to temptation, and other times, when I have to put it in the trashcan where I know I will not retrieve it.

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This time of year is so hard and my willpower falters a lot. I'm really hoping that if I can keep up with exercise and eating healthy most of the time, that I will at least counter some of the junk that I know will come into my life. Cookie baking will be coming soon, so I know that I will have a lot of temptations then. 
07 Dec 17 by member: mars2kids
I hate to admit years ago I have gone into the inside trash can to retrieve candy, but putting it in the outside can is a good idea. Hopefully I won't get back at that stage again. But it is a constant battle. 
16 Dec 17 by member: JMA312
Getting rid of it is the only way I survive. Reese Cups, Baby Ruth's, and Twix are my downfall. 
16 Dec 17 by member: ApacheTiger37
I once found myself taking a brownie out of the trash in my kitchen. Disgusting. After that, when I threw something like that out I would squirt dish washing liquid on it so that I could not retrieve it and eat it....I truly believe the experts when they say...Sugar is more addictive than cocaine. 
16 Dec 17 by member: 2426girl
I've thrown out so many bad things that just can't be in the house! Crackers, cereal. Normally I'll eat the candy - don't think I've ever thrown out candy bars, but I will give them away. Last year I bought Claim Jumper pies during the holiday season. Twice I took 3/4 pies to my sister and brother in law who have a home just a couple blocks away. 
16 Dec 17 by member: Fritzy 22
Watching the home health care nurse rebandage my sister-in-law's foot has convinced me to avoid sugar. I have pictures of the wounds, the gangrene, and the amputations. Sugar is a poison that we do not need. It is addictive and uses the same receptors as heroin. One of my sisters gave me sugar-free candy as a gift this year. Artificial sweeteners have the effect of throwing me out of ketosis, and reigniting sugar cravings, so I am regifting it to those who think such things are OK. Do not think that I am someone with iron will. NO, after about fifty years of giving in to temptation, I finally found what does it for me!  
17 Dec 17 by member: moogiemynes
I’m one of those who craves sugar regardless of my knowledge of how bad it is for me or how long it has been since I have eaten it or how full I am at the time. When I go out to dinner the first thing I look at one the menu/table are the beautiful pictures of desserts. I don’t know why I torture myself but it is all I really want. I am an addict. All I want is to be normal and capable of having a treat every so often. I think it must be similar to being an alcoholic. As several have already said, I’ve found myself digging in the trash for a brownie. I’d already had the willpower to throw it out but didn’t have enough not to shamefully dig it back out. I got to where I would spray bug spray on sweets in order to stay away from them and sadly I was still tempted. Now I don’t eat any sweets and it helps. I just know that if I break down and have 1 cookie I will eat the entire package. No matter what I do I can’t stop myself. 
17 Dec 17 by member: newnbetter

     
 

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