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Old Tue, Oct-14-03, 11:04
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Plan: schwarzbein
Stats: 150/150/135 Female 5'7"
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Okay, so I am not supposed to have any sugar as a beaner. What's the deal, then, when I see a product that has some sort of sugar in the ingredient list, but it still has no or mminimal carbs. If there are very few or no carbs, does it matter about the sugar?
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