Gradual Sugar Reduction
Reducing or eliminating sugar, including through a ketogenic approach, removes the primary fuel source for harmful microbes and reduces infection risk. Pathogenic bacteria and harmful organisms thrive on sugar. When the brain still receive…
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Reducing or eliminating sugar, including through a ketogenic approach, removes the primary fuel source for harmful microbes and reduces infection risk. Pathogenic bacteria and harmful organisms thrive on sugar. When the brain still receives intermittent sugar, it never fully transitions its fuel source and the dopamine/cortisol cycle continues to fire. The gradual approach results in weeks of sustained willpower expenditure with no relief, making eventual relapse the predictable outcome. Gradually tapering sugar over one to three weeks fails because cravings persist throughout the entire tapering window.