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Old 04-01-2009, 07:29 AM #24
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You would think I would be all over this thread. Choccy was my fave food!

I still love it, but have no craving for it. I can leave it in the pantry. I end up throwing out holiday candy. Shocking huh?

I started taking cinnimon supplements over a year ago. I don't crave sweets at all.

Keeping my blood sugar leveled, SAMe, EFA's and daily vit's has helped my pain levels tremendously.

I do have my 1 cup of coffee in the morning. No other caffiene. I don't drink any type of soda.

Anything that might spike my pain level, just not worth it.

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