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STOP Doing THIS! You're Being Lied To About Sugar
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21:18Now PlayingBiochemist Jessie Inchauspé reveals how unstable glucose levels are quietly affecting your mood, relationships, cravings and long term health.
She explains the shocking link between glucose crashes and irritability, why sugar and doomscrolling trigger the same dopamine pathways in your brain, and how modern food engineering has made stable energy almost impossible. From orange juice myths to deceptive marketing labels like no added sugar, Jessie exposes how the food system keeps people trapped in a cycle of spikes, crashes and cravings.
Jessie also uncovers groundbreaking research on pregnancy nutrition and epigenetics. She explains how high glucose levels during pregnancy can program a baby’s future risk of disease, why most mothers are deficient in critical nutrients like choline, and how simple dietary changes can shape a child’s brain development for life.
Discover:
• How glucose crashes affect mood and behaviour
• Why sugar and social media fuel the same addiction cycle
• The truth about fruit juice and no added sugar claims
• How pregnancy diet programs your baby’s DNA
• The critical nutrients most mothers are missing
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