"I was wondering how to teach my grandkids about sugar"
7 Days To Breaking Up With Sugar

"I was wondering how to teach my grandkids about sugar"

Before the program, I was wondering how to teach my grandkids about sugar. Now I can use label checks, the food devil-food angel idea, and have them figure out what emotional holes they try to fill with candy. 

Ann Pitchford

Environmental Scientist

Las Vegas, United States

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