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Old 05-19-2013, 05:54 PM #1
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Default Neuropathy and carbohydrates

Well I ate pizza last night and my PN is screaming today. So it's true for me I can't have a lot of carbs. I found a web site that deals with these subjects and many more dietary subjects that I find very useful www.paleohacks.com I thought I would share it with this forum. Anyway, I find it appalling that my Neuro would let me suffer all this time without telling me about how carbs can make PN worse. I need to do a lot of homework on what carbs that I can eat.
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