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Got to wondering... could my body crave sugar when what it really wants and needs is the ribose?
And, is the D-ribose kinda sweet? Is there any reason it should not be added into tea?
And, is the D-ribose kinda sweet? Is there any reason it should not be added into tea?
I used to crave carbs and sweets, but figured it they were actually making my fatigue and nausea much worse.....I cut out the simple carbs, junk foods, and processed sugar and am doing MUCH better.....I use D-ribose every day!
HUGS from down south :)
I know the more junk I eat, the worse I feel. Unfortunately, that's not deterring me from it!
I just bought some of the stevia raw.
I have read a lot about it and thought I would try it.
hugs
sg1
D-ribose I consider to be a supplement, to help you with your pain and energy.
But you can add it to your tea or coffee.
As far as curbing the craving for sugar or carbs, I don't think it's done that for me.
But the pain reduction and added energy and mental alertness that it does help me with are awesome.
Thanks :)
I have had less sugar cravings since taking the D-Ribose but I have more of a "salt" tooth.
stevia is not a sub for sugar it is naturally sweet10x sweeter then sugar! & be used in place of! salt can cause swellon, retention/dehyration =which cause muscle cramps/fatique