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Show Notes
When you cut back or quit drinking, it’s easy to assume everything will automatically fall into place—better energy, clearer sleep, sharper focus. And for many of us, that does happen. But sometimes, something sneaky slips in through the back door. In this episode, Mike shares his personal story of what happened nearly a year after quitting alcohol: discovering insulin resistance, unexpected sugar cravings, and how those subtle shifts can quietly hold you back from feeling your best. If you’ve ever noticed your sweet tooth ramping up or your energy dipping after a few weeks off alcohol, this one’s for you. We’ll unpack why sugar often fills the gap alcohol leaves behind—and how to get your body and brain truly thriving again.
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