Today I will be writing about a sweet and yet dangerous food that we all eat…sugar. As we awake, we make our tea and coffee and add whatever we can to spruce it up a bit for the sake of our palate. Whether it’s honey, sugar, maple syrup or agave, it all has the same effect believe it or not!
During our homework for my Medical intuitive class we were to do a reading on one another on the subject of sugar. We were to look at both the negative and positive effects. What I discovered immediately in my reading of my homework partner were little hard-shelled looking bugs, that mimicked something similar to a tick. These little bugs had energy of dominance, strength and determination to keep each other alive. While my partner had admitted she was in the middle of a cleanse, what I happened to see was a few little critters, which I equated to being candida in her head. These little bugs had only one agenda, and that agenda was to keep alive! Candida is a strong-willed fungus that is extremely old and loves to live in places that foster its diet which is sugar.
I also saw that they have the ability to go dormant and yet can rear their heads in different parts of our body, via the head, genitals, bladder and feet. While they are being threatened through anti fungal herbs, they go into panick and fight to keep each other alive, this is why yeast is so tricky to get rid of. They work together in a militant fashion and meanwhile cause horrible symptoms; some of which include, brain fog, fatigue, yeast infections, irritability and depression. I personally showed up at a naturopath’s office to go over some of these symptoms and immediately he said “We need to get you on a cleanse!” I would of never guessed candida was the issue to my CFS! As I told him that I had Epstein Barr he mentioned that the two go hand in hand! Since I’ve been on this cleanse using a product called, Monolaurin, which is derived from coconut oil, I began to feel a difference in the first week! My cravings for sugar are slowly decreasing as well.
As much as cleanses are great for our body in so many areas, it’s also important to work on the addiction behind sugar. We choose sweets for so many reasons, whether it’s nostalgia of family tradition around holiday times, habit or even just that rush we get in the first 20 minutes when it hits our blood stream. We can learn to find other foods and activities that nourish and soothe us while appreciating and honoring our bodies at the same time. I ask that to all of you reading this blog that you can look into self-awareness around what sugar may mean to you and finding other more beneficial foods that will keep your mind and body functioning from a clear place of natural vitality during the holidays!
~Blessings and aloha