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When I was pregnant I craved OJ, nothing else satisfied it. I was getting

plenty of Vitamin C, so I chalked it up to folic acid requirements. I hope

you've been being careful (Wink).

take care,

Michele

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hahaha u preggo chris ?

well according to that arnold schwatzenegger movie it is possible for a man

to bare a child :)

strange aparantly my mother had a massive orange craving while she was

pregnant with me

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When I was pregnant I craved OJ, nothing else satisfied it. I was getting

plenty of Vitamin C, so I chalked it up to folic acid requirements. I hope

you've been being careful (Wink).

take care,

Michele

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LOL, my mom with me too. The first three months all she could eat was

saltines and oj w/out upchucking. :)I drank a quart a day or more, usually

with macadamia nuts. Thats why Gaby looks Hawaiian.

I haven't seen that movie in a really long time! Can't remember what its

called.

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>hahaha u preggo chris ?

>well according to that arnold schwatzenegger movie it is possible for a man

>to bare a child :)

>

>strange aparantly my mother had a massive orange craving while she was

>pregnant with me

>

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>From: the scorpio [mailto:rawbabymama@...]

>Sent: Monday, 22 December 2003 3:27 PM

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>Subject: RE: OJ craving

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>When I was pregnant I craved OJ, nothing else satisfied it. I was getting

>plenty of Vitamin C, so I chalked it up to folic acid requirements. I hope

>you've been being careful (Wink).

>

>take care,

>Michele

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I've had the same craving for the last couple of days... being lazy, I just cut

the orange into segments and eat/suck the juice then discard the skin... been

wondering about this myself...!

Dedy

Masterjohn wrote -- I've been craving orange juice for the last couple

weeks. It doesn't seem to be the sugar, because eating something else sweet

doesn't satisfy it at all. Something fruity might, though I haven't tried it.

But it's specifically orange juice.

Any idea what in OJ I might be craving? Any idea if it's something I need or

something screwed up? Anyone else get OJ cravings?

Chris

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Hey, thanks guys!

While I've been careful to exercise appropriate caution, it is true that I

haven't had any liver for a couple weeks, which is probably my biggest source of

folate! I imagine I should have plenty enough in my diet to, say, satisfy

the USRDA for it, but maybe I need more. I was eating chicken liver for a while

rather than buffalo, because my buffalo source was out, and chicken liver I

believe is the #1 source of folate.

Chris

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I have such intense OJ cravings especially in the evening. Not completely

sure, but I'm suspecting it's the acid I need. Grapefruit too. Chinese

medicine says these foods are extremely " cooling " , so maybe that's part of

it too (nothing to do with outside temperature).

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In a message dated 12/22/03 10:20:23 AM Eastern Standard Time,

karenr@... writes:

> I have such intense OJ cravings especially in the evening. Not completely

> sure, but I'm suspecting it's the acid I need. Grapefruit too. Chinese

> medicine says these foods are extremely " cooling " , so maybe that's part of

> it too (nothing to do with outside temperature).

>

Interesting. I don't know anything about TCM, but I'd suspect were I too be

a " cool " or " hot " person I'd be " hot. " I don't even know what these mean, but

my resting pulse is considerably above average, I sweat very easily on my

face and chest (not armpits though), I absolutely hate going to bed with the

heat

above 65F (can't sleep if it's over 70F).

Chris

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>>Interesting. I don't know anything about TCM, but I'd suspect were I too be

a " cool " or " hot " person I'd be " hot. " I don't even know what these mean, but

my resting pulse is considerably above average, I sweat very easily on my

face and chest (not armpits though), I absolutely hate going to bed with

the heat

above 65F (can't sleep if it's over 70F).

Bingo. Of course TCM is much more complex and the paradigms don't

completely overlap, but generally you can say that " heat " in TCM means

hypermetabolism. There are different causes for the hypermetabolism, and a

TCM differential diagnosis would take that into account and treat different

types of " heat " differently. But on crude analysis you could say that if

you're got excess heat, chances are you'll need some kind of cooling

treatment. (maybe cold showers? hehe)

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