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Old 01-26-2015, 09:31 PM #10
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Default And about sugar...
I know some PNers can tolerate it but for others like me, it is extremely toxic and it seems that I can't metabolize it. Every time I try, I pay for it in pain and it takes days to recover. Going through that right now actually.
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