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What to do when craving the wrong food?
By Steven Horne

When changing the way we eat, it is almost certain that we will face cravings for certain types of foods that may seem completely unbearable at times.
Use these supplements and herbs to help you fight off those cravings that cause you to want foods that are harmful to your body.
WHAT ABOUT DEFICIENCIES?
Sometimes when we are watching our diet, we cut things out that are important to our overall health. Use the following herbs and supplements to replace some of the proteins and fibers that are important to your body functionning:

CAUTION:
if you have yeast infection, candida and/or a very weak digestive system, talk with your Natural Health Specialist first.

IF YOU DO NO GET FOOD AT ALL (in other words, if you are proned to skipping meals due to hectic schedule or just having no desire to eat, you might be doing your body more harm than good.
You cannot function properly (digestion or otherwise) without fuel... YOU MUST TAKE SOME CALORIES IN TO BURN SOME FAT OFF!

Use NSP NUTRIBURN Meal replacement when you want to be sure you are getting the right nutrition.
IF YOU DO NO GET FOOD AT ALL (in other words, if you are proned to skipping meals due to hectic schedule or just having no desire to eat, you might be doing your body more harm than good.

You cannot function properly (digestion or otherwise) without fuel... YOU MUST TAKE SOME CALORIES IN TO BURN SOME FAT OFF!

 

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