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Old 02-21-2007, 04:15 AM #1
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Default Long term macro's and lack of energy?
Have any other long-term macro's experienced fatigue, lethargy and exhaustion?

Could this be because of a lack of protein in the diet?

I am looking at the work of Michael Tierra, herbologist from the West Coast, and he suggests that the mb diet can lead to these problems.

Any opinions out there?
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