I find it an interesting concept. I certainly do find food an addiction, and this, in part, is driven by food intolerances. A long time ago I mentioned to my social worker that I couldn't eat a slice of bread - it was always the entire loaf. She asked me to give up wheat for a week and I did. Withdrawal was horrendous and it was ONLY wheat. My mental health did improve a little in that time. I then went to a specialist in food intolerances and my mental health improved from then on! I've also seen it in other people
And yes, sugar withdrawal has been likened to heroin withdrawal and by the specialist too. I know I feel so, so rough if I come off sugar, that now, with no incentive of the improved moved and functioning, I cannot keep it up. But that's another story, lol!
And yes, sugar withdrawal has been likened to heroin withdrawal and by the specialist too. I know I feel so, so rough if I come off sugar, that now, with no incentive of the improved moved and functioning, I cannot keep it up. But that's another story, lol!