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No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health

By Renee Republic

No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine
No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health  at george magazine

3 thoughts on "No Sugarcoating It: Toxic to Our Health"

  1. Brenna Nepomuceno says:

    Great article! I’m curious how much almond flour is called for in that recipe. Don’t see it in the list of ingredients.

  2. Renee' for the Republic says:

    Hi Brenna, can use either the almond OR the coconut flour (3 Tbsp of either). Sorry I neglected to make that clear in the recipe. Thanks for your “berry sweet” comment. Here’s to sugar-free living! — Renee’ for the Republic

  3. Susan Walker says:

    Yes yes yes.
    I am all too aware. Alzheimer’s is in my family. Strangely enough, I was born with a rare genetic disorder. It has been my life long “Mystery Disorder”: Hereditary Fructose Intolerance. My brain has rewired to hate the taste of sweets in order to survive. I have learned to read all ingredients and to do most of my own cooking.
    I wish more was known about this disorder……At least as little or as much as, diabetes.

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