Carbohydrate Addicted Kids: Help Your Child or Teen Break Free of Junk Food and Sugar Cravings — For Life

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Drawing on more than a decade of research in addition to personal experience, this inspiring & knowledgeable husband & wife team have helped more than a million people in their quest for ideal eating & health. The Step-by-Step Plan helps your youngster make small way of life changes one by one, & the Jump Start Plan, designed for the older child or teen, leads to quicker, more dramatic results. In both plans, no calorie counting, portion keep an eye on, or measuring is needed. Physician recommendations can also be incorporated easily, & virtually all foods are allowed. Presents the first program to correct the root cause of carbo cravings.
Does your child crave cookies, ice cream, candy, and sodas? She or he may be suffering from carbohydrate addiction: “a compelling hunger, craving or desire for carbohydrate-rich foods; an escalating, recurring need or drive for starches, snack foods, junk food, sweets.” In Carbohydrate Addicted Kids, Richard and Rachael Heller, authors of The Carbohydrate Addict’s Diet, have developed a program specifically for children and teens to free them from their dependence on carbohydrates and make stronger their attitude, weight, learning, and self-esteem. Rachael Keller’s own moving story–enduring ridicule and loneliness on account of her weight, and topping 300 pounds by age 17–draws the reader in. Not until age 36 did she discover that her dieting (including sugar-filled meal-replacement drinks and juice fasts) only made her crave sweets more, and that limiting her carbohydrate intake made the cravings disappear. She dropped 165 pounds by eating high-protein breakfasts and lunches, salads and vegetables, and balanced dinners.

The Kellers provide an explanation for how to figure out if your child is addicted to carbohydrates, and, if this is the case, what type (locust, rabbit, bear, sponge, or fruit bat). Since one size doesn’t fit all, they present two different programs–“Step-by-Step” and “Jump-Start”–each with many variations. Recipes are included. –Joan Price

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