Sugar Alternatives

We have a very intimate relationship with food.  We take food into our bodies and it actually becomes part of our living selves.  That is why it is so hard to change eating habits and patterns.  We each have an early history that goes back to the eating patterns that we were taught as children, i.e. the favorite foods we were given by our mothers or fathers. Children and later adults associate those foods with nurturing and love.  Any attempt to change patterns of eating has to link into acknowledging that need to see the love and nurturing that comes from food. Endocrinologists are witnessing a dramatic and alarming increase in Type II diabetes in our children. This is the first generation of children where the life expectancy statistics are reversing. It is the commitment of my store website to begin to add as many products we can find that might serve as alternatives for you, as parents to consider. Stay tuned -  we are looking for more outstanding products. Read Dr. Johnson's Article "What is Fast Food Doing to Our Children's Brains?"