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Author's Note: Neither myself or my interview participate Roxanne are medical professionals of any kind. Title General Information for blog post   Subject Sugar Addiction The following link is where you can find this information: https://articles.mercola.com/sugar-addiction.aspx In moderation, sugar is essential for the body. Sugar is both a carb and a calorie. Consumed excessively it can and does lead to several health issues including, heart problems, diabetes, lack of brain power, even cancer. Sugar addiction starts when someone craves anything or anything with sugar in it. Eating sugar triggers natural opioids in the brain. These particular hormones help aid in pain, Triggered the same was as one might consume an illegal drug. Another player involved in the addiction to sugar is a hormone called, Leptin. Leptin’s job is to tell the brain how energy from our fat (that is stored) how it should be used. It basically targets the taste respecters in yo

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Please introduce yourself, what do you do, and what your disability is if you feel comfortable?   Hi so I’m Keely,  I have cerebral palsy which affects,  not only in the usage of my lens but also my visual processing skills and some of my  ability to pick up on social interactions.   - What do you think is different now concerning resources for adults with disabilities when it comes to regaining or keeping their independence V.S. when you were younger and the resources were more than what they are?  A. I'm really not sure I think when I was younger  things were handled differently because   I went to public school and so the the reality was that I was given therapy I was given counseling when I needed it and I was given new wheelchair whenever I needed one. I also had braces I got those. when I was younger I remember  being pulled out of class multiple times   so that I could be fitted for new wheelchair or new braces.   now that isn't like that