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Old 02-19-2008, 10:17 PM #1
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Question Silly question here.. Should people with MS eat yogurt ?

I think somewhere there was something about this subject I can't remember.I don't eat yogurt that often but I picked up some Yoplait Whips and I really like some of there flavores so can I enjoy them yes, no or maybe. thanks
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