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4. good thought

Reply to djean111 (Reply #3)

Wed Feb 6, 2013, 07:36 PM

Feb 2013

When doctors prescribe medications, they really should give their patients a list of things they shouldn't eat with them. Or if they can eat them, how much of them they can eat. Because, I just can't see patients being able to text their doctors from restaurants when they encounter a different food item.

Or, maybe they need an app for that??????

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Study finds a spoonful of cinnamon improves health [View all] Celebration Feb 2013 OP

I sprinkle a little on my toast with butter in the a.m. Very nice... monmouth3 Feb 2013 #1

IBTL n't 2on2u Feb 2013 #2

cinnamon rocks!! Celebration Feb 2013 #5

It's anathema, someone could put an eye out. n/t 2on2u Feb 2013 #6

Just be careful if you are using a blood thinner. djean111 Feb 2013 #3

good thought Celebration Feb 2013 #4

When someone goes on blood thinners, they are given a list of foods they can't eat Heddi Feb 2013 #13

Make sure you upload a video on YouTube of yourself eating a spoonful of cinnamon. n/t Ian David Feb 2013 #7

not me, but much better Celebration Feb 2013 #8

I'll stick to... CanSocDem Apr 2013 #18

You can also take it in capsule form. emmadoggy Feb 2013 #9

Good! I put cinnamon in my Cinnamon Rolls. Son of Gob Feb 2013 #10

I tried cinnamon for a year with no luck kdmorris Feb 2013 #11

As a Type II too, I tried cinnamon for a while, but if there was a difference, it was slight. BUT I Nay Feb 2013 #15

wow! 37 whole people! Heddi Feb 2013 #12

Do you have a link to the actual study? trotsky Feb 2013 #14

I must be allergic to cinnamon womanofthehills Feb 2013 #16

I like adding it to my coffee every morning. astral Apr 2013 #17