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Cool The New Sugar Busters and Stop Pre-Diabetes Now


Hi. I posted a little bit about these two books in the Kitchen section. They aren't about Epilepsy but they are about Diabetes/Blood Sugar so they do help people with Epilepsy a lot. As we know all too well keeping our blood sugar stable can prevent seizures that can be a result of hypoglycemia. The books are just good in general about staying healthy. And ironically they are great for finding out how to lose weight in a healthy way

I got these books because I was having seizures as a result of going to Starbuck's for breakfast every day and getting Frappucino's and Blueberry Oat Bars (both LOADED with sugar) and not eating a healthy breakfast. As a result, my blood sugar was crashing and I was having seizures that never had to happen. I hope this info is useful.

The two books are:

1) The New Sugar Busters

2) Stop Pre-Diabetes Now

The New Sugar Busters is written for anyone looking to improve their health through their diet. Stop Pre-Diabetes Now is written for people who already have Pre-Diabetes or Diabetes. Many of the basic facts/concepts overlap in the two books. If I had to pick one of them, I would choose The New Sugar Busters book because it is written with the idea that everyone can gain from improving their diet. I don't regret reading both books though. They are both good. There are also lots of recipes in both books.

Both books make it clear there are lots of kinds of good-tasting food we can still eat.

The main ones they say we can't eat which both books mention are:

High Fructose Corn Syrup
Sucrose
White Rice
White Potatoes
White Pasta

They give many alternatives to eat in their place.
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The Sugar Busters book (not sure if was the same edition at the time) was also recommended to Stacy by her doctor (roughly 10-15 years ago). I'm pretty sure we have it on a shelf somewhere around here. Good stuff.
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