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Food Cravings


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i thought this very interesting :) i found it in another forum and i thought maybe some of you would like reading it too--i printed it off for future use--i crave chocalate all the time and i mean, "i want it right this very minute" kind of craving--check out this website Open Original Shared Link :D deb


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Very Interesting, thanks for sharing!! -Jessica :rolleyes:

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I agree...that's fascinating. Unfortunately, I have far too many of the cravings on there :)....sweets, chocolate, oily/fatty foods, etc. to name a few--and cravings--not just a strong liking for....

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i crave about all the foods on that list except for alcohol and tobacco (i'm 14)

Maggie1956 Rookie

:o Wow! Very interesting. Thanks Deb.

;) Maggie

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