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	<title>Comments on: Podcast Episode #64: Everything You Need to Know About Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy.</title>
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		<title>By: Todd Houston</title>
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		<description>Hey Ben,thanks for podcasting on this topic. I&#039;ll be honest that as a triathlete, it wasn&#039;t so relevant to me right now, but good information nonetheless. I made sure to have my wife listen in on the interview with T.S. Wiley.

My question this week is around nutrition and curbing sugar craving, especially at night. I&#039;m working hard to control my insulin levels during the day, and for the most part am doing well. However, after a modest dinner I find myself having the strongest cravings for sweet.  I am using whole fruits and nuts during the day, and complex carbs before and after workouts. Is my body trying to tell me something with these cravings (i.e. something I&#039;m not getting during the day), or is this just part of breaking the sugar addiction?  Anyone else having this challenge at night?</description>
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<p>My question this week is around nutrition and curbing sugar craving, especially at night. I&#8217;m working hard to control my insulin levels during the day, and for the most part am doing well. However, after a modest dinner I find myself having the strongest cravings for sweet.  I am using whole fruits and nuts during the day, and complex carbs before and after workouts. Is my body trying to tell me something with these cravings (i.e. something I&#8217;m not getting during the day), or is this just part of breaking the sugar addiction?  Anyone else having this challenge at night?</p>
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