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Old 12-02-2006, 09:25 PM #1
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Default Melody
you crack me up, luv ya you always make me laugh so hard it hurts

Im on the other side my BP is very low, they always take it 2 times to see if Im stille alive lol.

I have never liked a lot of salt though, and have always been on the tihin side I dont know what makes some person different from the next

What ever works for each of us.

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Old 12-02-2006, 10:09 PM #2
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Lightbulb well, regarding the sweet cravings...
I just posted some papers on my EFA thread on Vitamin forum here and
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lpha-linolenic acid deficiency decreases the perception of pleasure, by slightly altering the efficacy of sensory organs and by affecting certain cerebral structures. Age-related impairment of hearing, vision and smell is due to both decreased efficacy of the parts of the brain concerned and disorders of sensory receptors, particularly of the inner ear or retina. For example, a given level of perception of a sweet taste requires a larger quantity of sugar in subjects with alpha-linolenic acid deficiency. In view of occidental eating habits, as omega-6 fatty acid deficiency has never been observed, its impact on the brain has not been studied.
Alpha linolenic acid is in flax oil.

Taste is rather subjective, and as we age taste buds die off.
http://www.afic.org/Taste%20Matters.htm
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Default Thanks Mrs. D!!!!
I'll look into the link you gave in your post.

Thanks much.

Melody


P.S. After eating the chicken, the carrots, the potatoes, he just had a protein shake, a banana and some some yogurt.

I have to go and get a job.
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