Join the Destroying the Sugar Addiction Group.

Once you make your payment you will have access to join the private group on Facebook where you will be sent an invite according to your Facebook name. You will be contacted by email and our Facebook group with an invite to join the group. 

Being a part of  a group to help break the sugar addiction can be beneficial for several reasons:

1. Support and Accountability: Group members can provide encouragement, motivation, and accountability, making it easier to stick to a sugar-reduction plan. Knowing that others are going through a similar journey can help individuals stay on track.

2. Shared Experiences: Group members can share their personal experiences, challenges, and strategies for overcoming sugar addiction. This exchange of information can provide valuable insights and practical tips.

3. Emotional Support: Breaking sugar addiction can be emotionally challenging. A group can offer a safe space for individuals to express their feelings, frustrations, and successes, and receive empathy and understanding from others who are going through the same process.

4. Education and Resources: Groups often invite experts or nutritionists to provide information and guidance on healthier eating habits and ways to reduce sugar intake. This educational aspect can empower participants with knowledge to make informed choices.

5. Social Connection: Group meetings can serve as social gatherings where people bond over their common goal. Building a sense of community can make the process more enjoyable and sustainable.

6. Long-Term Success: By being part of a group, individuals may be more likely to maintain their sugar-reduction efforts over the long term, reducing the chances of relapse.

7. Overall, a support group can provide a structured and encouraging environment for individuals looking to break their sugar addiction and adopt a healthier lifestyle.

To remain a member of the group, you will incur a monthly charge until you decide to terminate your affiliation with the Breaking the Sugar Addiction Group.