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@Blixamix

1 year ago

Thank you for talking about the gut brain axis

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@angelawhite2022

1 year ago

This pleases me. The chocolate part anyway lol

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@Mrs.NRalphs

1 year ago

Yes chocolate šŸ˜„. Iā€™ve been trying to kick my meds by taking more magnesium and vitamins. I have fibro and itā€™s caused other mental health issues. Iā€™ve been in a bad rut for a couple years now and Iā€™m trying to work my way out. I started exercising recently but taking it light to start building my stamina because I have none.

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@jelemil

1 year ago

Sasonings also count like basil corriander etc

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@CoachDarren

1 year ago

Not the bad chocolate folks. Good healthy chocolate.

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@Arkarian1987

1 year ago

What I donā€™t understand is, if fiber is so important for SCFAs, how is it possible that people going carnivore have their anxiety and depression go away. Many already were keto, so it is not the glucose swings.

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@ravingmad765

1 year ago

A human needs over 15g of fibre each day. An average American gets 3g.

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@carriebell3566

1 year ago

That is fantastic indeed. Thank you

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@kellydavis6316

1 year ago

I already intake the maximum of whatever the chocolate recommendation is.

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@Life_42

1 year ago

A bit of cocoa powder in your fruity yogurt is great, thank me later!

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@mm7846

1 year ago

Chocolate šŸ¤¤šŸ«

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@LisaS1

1 year ago

What plants do you eat and where do you buy them? Do you make them in a smoothie or how do you eat them?

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@Nicola-Lore

1 year ago

I've been trying to eat 30 different plants PER MONTH....lol. Well, at least I have the chocolate down.

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@rosemaryclarke2348

1 year ago

I've been also listening to Motivational Doc and now I'm drinking lemon juice and apple cider vinegar in water every morning before any food and it has lessened the shaking I used to get inside. I eat all plants as a vegan so eat a ton of plants every day; you can even get plant egg powder instead of egg so I can have my favourite scrambled eggs on toast, great!šŸ„°

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@shivamt.6830

1 year ago

Would 30 different choclates do?šŸ˜‚

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@b-rice5008

1 year ago

Thank you so much. For the last week Iā€™ve been going in my backyard and eating the different plants I see, and I feel much betteršŸ˜

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@indigobunting2431

1 year ago

Part of my problem is severe food aversion and allergies. New foods are a problem.

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@mariabarnes4094

1 year ago

Good news about chocolatešŸ‘

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