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Increased sugar eating
I have been recently eating a lot of sugar. I never used to like sugar that much , but the amount I crave & eat is increasing.
I do not suffer of weight gain , just cravings of sugar followed by eatin a lot of sugar which is making me neausuea. need advise on why this is happening & how to avoid cravings + started suffering of teeth cavities
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