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Craving??
            This is getting ridiculous now lol!! I have had the strongest craving for chocolate for around 4 days now. I have eaten it yet the craving will not go away. It is not a typical sugar craving like I want anything (cookies, icecream). It is specifically chocolate. I have craved veggies too and eat those every day. Just wondering if anyone has happened upon this after surgery (2 mths out). Not specifically chocolate, but any strange cravings??????
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            Chocolate is supposed to be good for you.
There was some study that showed that people who ate a little chocolate every day live longer.
So... Maybe it's a healthy craving.
I had no special craving, just my normal carb addiction. But the chocolate shelves in the supermarket are the hard ones to walk past.
Steve.
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Same thing here! I used tofoxhd said:I'm not remembering cravings
but foods that I loved have lost appeal. We used to make a bike run for huge Ruebins at a brew pub. It was a yearly pilgrimage. Now it disgusts me. Enjoy that binge! Glad to see the mmj working. lol

Same thing here! I used to like ground beef... now spaghetti, hamburgers, tacos.....BLAH
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            Haha jello
when i got home from the hospital all I wanted was raspberry jello Sugar free. Lately red meat, usually I don’t eat it. I think it’s because I’m bordering anemic, my body is asking for it. Maybe your body needs the happiness stuff in chocolate or antioxidants in dark chocolate.
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            Interesting
This thread had me thinking about how my desires for eating have changed. I was a red meat lover to the "nth" degree for many years. Loved grilling, smoking meats, steaks, etc. I've seemed to have lost my desire for red meat. Not saying that's a bad thing, but meats in general don't drive me like they did for some reason. Eating more fish, chicken, all of which is good I would think. Now that I've pushed the sweets aside, i'm eating more fruit too, even the not so great winter fruit. Going to be doing a lot more research on the ketogenic diets and other low carb. Need to lose this 10 or so pounds!
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            I do remember
Votrient se's were difficult for me. I lost much of my sense of taste. Nothing tasted good. Spicey food had some flavor so I decided I wanted a big garlicy, vinegary, dill pickle. It smelled like an old guys feet! Anyway, I took a big crunchy bite into it. For all that it mattered, it could have been a raw potato. Sure was disappointed.
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