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Old Thu, Mar-13-03, 16:08
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Default Getting past the sugar craving?

I am just beginning the Atkins diet this week and I crave sugar and carbohydrates.....I know that if I can stick to it, it will get better but is there any supplement or something that will help me get through the innitial craving?
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