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	<title>Comments on: Giving Up Soda &#8211; Dealing with the Withdrawl Headaches</title>
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		<title>By: Michelle</title>
		<link>http://workathomehomeschoolingmom.com/2009/03/giving-up-soda-dealing-with-the-withdrawl-headaches/comment-page-1/#comment-147</link>
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		<description>I, too have been battling the same experience. I was addicted to Dr Pepper and found myself gaining a few extra pounds into my thirties. I used it as a mental crutch, emotional crutch, any excuse i could think of to rationalize my habit. I usually blamed stress and that was really working for me as my family and friends could see my boat was overloaded. I was feeling bloated all the time and generally tired without it. Then, when i realized what a poor example I was setting for my 7 year old when she would drink it because i did, I said no more. I fasted for 4 days only consuming water w/lemon. it was aweful, I had terrible headaches and withdrawal. But now, 3 weekslater, grateful to just have food, I have stayed away from that terrible, yet delicious poison. I am afraid of it, and realize that if I just have one, I am back again to square one. No Dr pepper is allowed in my house. My daughter no longer drinks it because I don&#039;t. 
        People fail to realize that this is a real addiction and can lead to health issues and weight problems. Glad you addressed the issue and good luck to you!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I, too have been battling the same experience. I was addicted to Dr Pepper and found myself gaining a few extra pounds into my thirties. I used it as a mental crutch, emotional crutch, any excuse i could think of to rationalize my habit. I usually blamed stress and that was really working for me as my family and friends could see my boat was overloaded. I was feeling bloated all the time and generally tired without it. Then, when i realized what a poor example I was setting for my 7 year old when she would drink it because i did, I said no more. I fasted for 4 days only consuming water w/lemon. it was aweful, I had terrible headaches and withdrawal. But now, 3 weekslater, grateful to just have food, I have stayed away from that terrible, yet delicious poison. I am afraid of it, and realize that if I just have one, I am back again to square one. No Dr pepper is allowed in my house. My daughter no longer drinks it because I don&#8217;t.<br />
        People fail to realize that this is a real addiction and can lead to health issues and weight problems. Glad you addressed the issue and good luck to you!</p>
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