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Old 09-05-2008, 09:05 PM #1
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Cherie, I'm not sure that anything less than $20 in chocolate would work per month.
True enough . . . and I'd probably put back on the 30lbs I "dropped" once I got on LDN (and off antidepressants) too.

Funny enough, LarryLDN swears that chocolate gets his MS symptoms going . . . But maybe he is just buying the wrong brand, so I'm still awaiting Bill's input on that one.

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I've noticed certain things get my sx going. Too much alcohol does. Smoking pot does. Caffeine can definitely get my body humming (not in a good way). So I wouldn't be surprised if chocolate was a trigger for sx in certain people.
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True enough . . . and I'd probably put back on the 30lbs I "dropped" once I got on LDN (and off antidepressants) too.

Funny enough, LarryLDN swears that chocolate gets his MS symptoms going . . . But maybe he is just buying the wrong brand, so I'm still awaiting Bill's input on that one.

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I tried all sorts of combinations. Chocolate triggers SX for sure. Used to trigger attacks.
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