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Old 02-09-2013, 03:42 PM #5
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4-eyes, strange as it may seem, I really like the taste of curry in food and mixing it with peanut butter wasn't revolting.

Kathie, from what I've read so far there is no dosage amount available.

Southblues, it might be an acquired taste. lol...

I'm willing to keep this up if it genuinely helps.
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