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Any chemical or experience that is capable of mood-altering is potentially addictive under the right circumstances.
Sugar is definitely mood-altering. It affects our blood sugar levels, which directly affect the brain's functioning. For some people, it creates a temporary feeling of wellbeing. For these folks, it is extremely dangerous because of its high caloric content which leads to obesity. Obesity is a major risk factor for Diabetes, which will be exacerbated by the rising and falling blood sugar, along with cardiovascular disease, bone and joint problems, and a host of other things.
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What is a addictive?
Sugar is not addictive.
What is a sugar addiction?
Sugar is not addictive.
What is sugar addiction?
Sugar is not addictive.
What do all desserts have in common?
They are sweet and addictive? Sugar?
What is the most addictive substance in the world?
Heroin
What is the most addictive substance statistically used on the face of the Planet?
Sugar
Can sugar mess with your brain?
Some people believe that it may be addictive.
What is in Mt Dew that is so addicting?
Sugar... Highly addictive stuff!
What is the most addictive ingredient?
sugar or salt because they are in every thing
Why is it so hard to stop drinking soft drinks?
Most soft drinks contain sugar, and sugar is addictive. It's not the drink, it's the sugar in it.
How do you stop sugar addiction?
Sugar is not actually addictive. Though the best way to get rid of this ''addiction'' is by learning to control yourself.
Are some foods more addictive than others?
Foods containing a large percentage of sugar are considered addictive, as sugar is probably the most likely to satisfy the pleasure centers of the brain compared to other foods or ingredients.
