Want to break a sugar addiction? 

9 proven tips to help 

Craving sweet sugary snacks for some is a result of low blood sugar levels in their body. Be regular with meals, and if possible, take three full meals and two snack or five small meals a day.

Choose a variety of whole foods including fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Food in its natural form do not presents the metabolic problems in the body.

A breakfast full of protein, fat and phytonutrients is ideal to keep sugar cravings at bay throughout the day.

Ingredients like coriander, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and cardamom will add a natural sweetness to your food, that will result in reduced cravings.

Whether you walk, exercise, or dance, moving your body will help reduce tension boost your energy and decreases your need for sugar.

Our body urges to take sugar when we are tired. Taking enough sleep is the simple solution to keep the cravings at bay.

Skipping meals can result in low blood sugar levels, which can drive sugar cravings.

Reduce your sugar intake gradually to avoid unpleasant symptoms and make it simpler to stick to your new diet.

Drinking enough of water can help you feel full and lessen sugar cravings.