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Sweet Tooth Help!

I had surgery two months ago and I cant have baked goods parentally yet. And I'm going crazy I love chocolate and want it lol. Does anyone know what I can have that will satisfy me!! And that's not bad in nutrition!i need to get to of this sweet tooth, like Hershey kisses or something

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    • Pookeyism
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      If you have a sweet tooth, the very best advise I can offer you - kick it. Cold and permanently. It sounds harsh but it is true. I am learning that I really, truly, will just have to exist without i

    • Fiddleman
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      Perhaps chocolate calcium chews would work for you. These are between 5-15 calories each and also help you with calcium requirements (my doctor requires me to take 6 daily where each are 250 mg). I f

    • delta_girl
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      The sleeve is a tool, not a magic wand. Head hunger is a challenge you will need to address without caving in to cravings. Show yourself some tough love. One option is to cut out sugar period. Another

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    I second the sugar free fudgesicles, they are pretty good.

    I have always struggled with sweets, they are my biggest weakness. I try not to have any in the house and was hoping that my tastes would change after surgery. I ate a donut stick the other night that my husband had brought home. As I was eating it I was hoping it would make me sick but it didn't phase me. I really need to work on this,

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