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**Nation’s Sugar Addicts Call for Support Group, Suggest “All-You-Can-Eat Candy Buffet” as First Step**
By: TheJestPress.com
In a move that experts are calling “inevitable” and dentists are calling “early retirement material,” America’s sugar super-fans have banded together to address their collective struggle. The newly formed Sugarholics Anonymous (SA) aims to help citizens resist the nation’s ever-present candy trap, starting with a kick-off meeting featuring a full table of jelly beans, cupcakes, and what witnesses described as “an endless chocolate fondue fountain.”
“We know sugar consumption activates the dopamine and endorphin centers of the brain,” explained Dr. Taffy Puller, one of the group’s founding members. “So we figured, why not just stimulate those pleasure centers… constantly? It’s science!”
Members introduced themselves during the first meeting, bravely taking the microphone, albeit with sticky fingers. “Hi, I’m Linda, and I ate an entire box of breakfast cereal for dinner last night just for the prize. The sugar prize,” confessed one attendee. Applause broke out, though skeptics noted it sounded suspiciously like the enthusiastic opening of candy wrappers.
The group announced a 5-step recovery plan: 1) Acknowledge your cravings. 2) Share your favorite high-sugar recipes. 3) Reward breakthroughs with celebratory gummy snacks. 4) Discuss impulsivity and consider jumping into a pile of marshmallow Peeps. 5) Repeat until someone runs out of insulin.
Critics worry the group’s techniques, including “impulse control through donut juggling,” may be missing the point. But members defend their approach. “We’re not addicted,” insisted charter member Tony Butterfinger. “We’re just really, really supportive of the confectionery arts.”
As SA looks to expand nationwide, its motto remains: “If you can’t break free from sugar’s grasp, at least let’s do it together—preferably with a side of caramel.”
By: TheJestPress.com
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