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Old 06-03-2007, 08:17 AM #6
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You could also try the Boost, Ensure route. Those liquid meals really work for me. If I quit drinking them, I drop weight like crazy.
Yes, I have used things like this to take along to work. I can sit at my desk and sip. It's better for me than the coffee that I have around all day.

It's a good thing I decided to never give my dog table scraps or he would be FAT!

I also need to pay attention to diet because I have type II diabetes. It's very mild, but another consideration in what and how I eat.

I am no loger losing much -- I have stayed about the same.

Thanks all,

Mike
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