Institute for Integrative Nutrition Features My Book SUGAR SHOCK! And Me in The April Newsletter

I’m so honored and thrilled. The April newsletter of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition — where I graduated from last year — features my book SUGAR SHOCK! Not only that, but it also spotlights me as a success story. How utterly exciting!

It’s just such a kick to be cited in this manner by the e-zine from this wonderful, cutting edge school. This item, by the way, came about because of Jen over at IIN and her very hard work. Thanks, Jen!

Here’s the applicable excerpt from the newsletter:

IN THIS ISSUE

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Integrative Nutrition graduate and former sugar addict Connie Bennett has released her first book, Sugar Shock!. Connie writes about her personal battle with sweets and offers the latest research on sugar and its effects on the body and mind. She discredits many myths about sugar and gives tips from leading experts to help anyone who wants to kick the sugar habit. Read more here.

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Success Story: Connie Bennett
Connie was a recovering sugar addict and in the midst of writing her book when she came to Integrative Nutrition. Here she found a community of people like her, passionate about making a difference in the health of everyday people. The school gave her motivation and and support to accomplish her goals. Read more here.

Thanks again, IIN!

4 thoughts on “Institute for Integrative Nutrition Features My Book SUGAR SHOCK! And Me in The April Newsletter”

  4. It doesn’t appear that a change in diet alone can cure the damage done by long-term high-sugar intake. Frequently, the body is compromised by various forms of fungus and candida, and enzyme activity is depleted. Does your treatment plan include other things than dietary modification?
    Note from Connie: I’m not a doctor so I don’t have a treatment plan. But I do have a 21-day program that can help people focus on various factors, not just diet. Also, if you have sugar issues, it’s helpful to work with a nutrition-savvy doctor to help you clear other health issues such as candida that may have been caused by excessive sugar consumption. By the way, my book SUGAR SHOCK! includes info about some supplements that may help a person kicking sugar, as well as some practical pointers to kick. Hope that helps.

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