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Does anyone use Obagi?


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Can you elaborate?

Do you mean ohagi? the Japanese sweet that consists of a ball of glutinous rice covered in a red bean paste?

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or the cosmetics?

Does anyone use Obagi?

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Hope your doing well these days. Im 1000% better than a few months ago. no more diabetes meds or problems. 8 more months of a strict diet but thats not so bad..

take care

Can you elaborate?

Do you mean ohagi? the Japanese sweet that consists of a ball of glutinous rice covered in a red bean paste?

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Hope your doing well these days. Im 1000% better than a few months ago. no more diabetes meds or problems. 8 more months of a strict diet but thats not so bad..

take care

I'm SO!!!!! glad to hear that Ken! Hadn't seen you around in a while and last time I heard you were having a rough time of it for a while. I was REALLY concerned. Wonderful news this is!:)

I am doing well. Lots of limitations due to many food allergies that have been found and a recently discovered latex allergy as well. Still low carb but blood work comes back great and BG has improved another notch after reducing my latex exposure it seems. Able to keep BG in the non-diabetic range with careful diet. Lots of limitations but it all works well. Can't complain about things that work!

God bless and take care.

kenlove Rising Star

Good to hear about your BG too. After the clinic in Santa Rosa things really turned around for me.

Still on a highly restrictive diet but cant complain since my heart is working right. I'm usually around a few days every day -- just been busy writing for work.

Been stuffing myself with mizuna which the stores always have at new years. Love the stuff!

take care

I'm SO!!!!! glad to hear that Ken! Hadn't seen you around in a while and last time I heard you were having a rough time of it for a while. I was REALLY concerned. Wonderful news this is!:)

I am doing well. Lots of limitations due to many food allergies that have been found and a recently discovered latex allergy as well. Still low carb but blood work comes back great and BG has improved another notch after reducing my latex exposure it seems. Able to keep BG in the non-diabetic range with careful diet. Lots of limitations but it all works well. Can't complain about things that work!

God bless and take care.

twe0708 Community Regular

Can you elaborate?

Do you mean ohagi? the Japanese sweet that consists of a ball of glutinous rice covered in a red bean paste?

No, Obagi is a skin care product for the face.


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