Michael Collins Tackles Sugar Addiction on The Funky Brain Podcast
If we don't have somebody to be accountable to, we rarely get it done at a high level, rarely because we say, wow, that's hard, I'm gonna go get a snickers bar, or I'm going to chick-fil-a or I'm going to get stoned, or I'm going to watch, or I'm going to go shopping or I'm going to go on the blank, you know.
Ever thought about the hidden dangers of sugar? On this episode of The Funky Brain Business Podcast, Dennis Berry chats with Michael Collins, the founder of sugaraddiction.com and the Quit Sugar Summit. Michael's journey is both eye-opening and inspiring. He has dedicated his life to helping people break free from sugar addiction, drawing from his own experiences and extensive knowledge.
Michael and his wife even raised their two children sugar-free until the age of six, a choice that sparked curiosity and skepticism among friends and family. Through this unique upbringing, Michael gained firsthand insight into the profound effects of sugar on our physical, mental, and emotional health. In their conversation, Michael breaks down how sugar addiction can often be a stepping stone to other substance abuse disorders.
He stresses the importance of accountability and support from others who have faced similar struggles. According to Michael, overcoming sugar addiction isn't a solo journey; having someone to lean on can make all the difference. One of the challenges Michael highlights is the high cost of healthy eating. He points out that the food industry often prioritizes long shelf life over nutritional value, making it harder for people to access healthy options.
Despite these obstacles, Michael believes that with the right mindset and habits, anyone can conquer their sugar cravings. This episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt stories that will resonate with anyone looking to lead a healthier lifestyle. If you're curious about how to break free from sugar's grip or want to understand its impact better, this conversation is a must-listen.