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The Delectability of a Carrot

About two weeks after I stepped away from processed sugars, a roasted carrot tasted like caramel. A raspberry was almost too sweet. I thought it was just me — turns out, it was biology. Your taste receptor cells rebuild themselves every 10–14 days. When you stop flooding them with engineered sweetness, the new cells grow in at full sensitivity. You didn't need more willpower. You grew new taste buds. But here's the part that really stopped me: most of what we know about this process, we first learned from addiction research. The same dopamine downregulation. The same "chasing the high" pattern. The same tolerance mechanism. You don't have to call yourself an addict — that's why I use the term food dysfunction — but you deserve to understand the biology behind your struggle. Because it's not your fault. And it's reversible. In this video I cover: → What ultraprocessed substances do to your sweet taste receptors → The 10–14 day taste bud turnover cycle → Why addiction science and food dysfunction share the same biology → How your gut creates cravings you can't consciously feel → Why vacations and slips reset your biology faster than you think → The reframe that makes the first two weeks make sense 📖 Read the full blog post with citations: https://www.transformwithsonja.com/bl... 📕 My book Thinking Outside the Box goes much deeper into the neuroscience of why we turn to food and how to work WITH your biology instead of against it. It's designed to work alongside whatever food plan you already follow. 🔗 Get my interactive book: https://www.transformwithsonja.com/th... 💜 Join the Magic Membership: https://www.transformwithsonja.com/wh... 📱 Download the Transform My Path app (Apple & Android) 🌐 transformwithsonja.com #fooddysfunction #tastebudreset #dopamine #chasingthehigh #NotFood #ultraprocessedfood #foodrecovery #nervoussystem #gutbrainconnection #reframe #neuroplasticity #sugarwithdrawal #thinkingoutsidethebox #transformwithsonja