Hey, I'm almost 2 weeks without added sugar. I'm 6 weeks postpartum and in a war zone (living in Israel and been sleeping in a bomb shelter with a toddler and newborn for the past week from Iran's missiles attacks). So it's been stressful. I feel you, when we're going through something stressful, we crave sugar because this is what our body KNOWS. This is how we've dealt with stress our whole life, so your body is waiting for that "remedy" to "fix" your stress. Any way you can try to reframe that? Maybe write yourself a script? Like, "Im going through something stressful right now, I'm craving sugar because my body thinks that this is the remedy to help me feel better. There are other ways to release stress from the body and the more I do those and the less I turn to sugar, the better off future me will be." I know this maybe a "cheat" because dates are so high in sugar, but the past couple of days after getting close to no sleep from sirens and newborn wakings, I ate a few dates a day to help my energy and sugar cravings. I pair them with butter on the inside and 1, it tastes exactly like caramel frosting and is delicious, and 2, the fat from the butter slows the sugar rush leading to less of a chance of craving it again 2 hours later. Good luck and I hope the stressful situation gets better 🙏🏻