Get Rid of your Sweet Tooth by Eating less Sugar: Research

Cut sugar to stop craving it.

 

A small study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition asked participants who drank at least two sugar-sweetened beverages a day to reduce their sugar intake by 40% for three months.

Scientists find hormone that could stop cravings for sweets

It's all in your … liver.

That craving for chocolate, a drink, that pie? It could all be controlled by a hormone produced in the liver.

Researchers from the University of Iowa discovered that a hormone called fibroblast growth factor 21, or FGA21, is produced in the liver if the level of carbohydrates is high.