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  • 12 Jul 2010 1:27 AM
    Message # 380754
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    Hi everyone

    I too heard David speak on ABC 702 a couple of weeks ago and bought his Quit Plan the next day. I have now been sugar free for nearly 2 weeks. No weight loss as yet but I am finding it easier to respond to my body's hunger, which is what I was really after in the first place. I have been an avid low-fat high-sugar eater for most of my life and thought it would be really difficult to kick - so far so good. I have always had a problem with feeling full and not being able to stop eating - particularly the sweet stuff.

    I am a mum and also a uni student - biochemistry and molecular biology was my major and I find this approach fascinating. It is interesting that, although I studied a great deal of biochem at uni, that the fructose pathway was only vaguely looked at - the emphasis was on glucose metabolism. I am astounded at David's understanding of the processes considering his background, but more than that is his ability to convey a very complicated topic in an entertaining, down to earth way. So impressive. Looking forward to hearing (and reporting) successes!

    Kirsty

  • 12 Jul 2010 7:13 AM
    Reply # 380816 on 380754
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    Kirsty Mayfield wrote:

    Hi everyone

    I too heard David speak on ABC 702 a couple of weeks ago and bought his Quit Plan the next day. I have now been sugar free for nearly 2 weeks. No weight loss as yet but I am finding it easier to respond to my body's hunger, which is what I was really after in the first place. I have been an avid low-fat high-sugar eater for most of my life and thought it would be really difficult to kick - so far so good. I have always had a problem with feeling full and not being able to stop eating - particularly the sweet stuff.

    I am a mum and also a uni student - biochemistry and molecular biology was my major and I find this approach fascinating. It is interesting that, although I studied a great deal of biochem at uni, that the fructose pathway was only vaguely looked at - the emphasis was on glucose metabolism. I am astounded at David's understanding of the processes considering his background, but more than that is his ability to convey a very complicated topic in an entertaining, down to earth way. So impressive. Looking forward to hearing (and reporting) successes!

    Kirsty


    Hi Kirsty

    Great to hear that your unboard as well, I've been sugar free for 10days, and just like you enjoying feeling full etc, Ithink these forums are a great place for people that are on the same page,  keep striving the sugarless way

    Cheers

    Lyn

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