Julie Bove > wrote:
: I did a search on this and one site said it meant you were low in
magnesium.
: I was low in that before. At that time I was craving tabbouli. And that
: does sound good too but there is only one store around here that makes the
: good stuff and we are not going there. I have tried to make it myself and I
: don't really like it so much when I make it.

: I am going to the health food store soon. I should have kept those bone
: pills that I had for Angela. I need to get some more of those and some
: popcorn. So I will see if they have magnesium.
Sometmes we get cravings fo rfood just becuse we get cravings and for no
complicated reason. Sometimes I getcravigns for danish pastry or fancy
chocolates or baked otatoes or french fries or, expeciall potato chips.
You may not like them bt they can occsionally drive me mad with desire. I
don't figure it is some lack in my diet, just a craving.

Except for fish oil, I take no supplements at all, unless you call
prescribed vitamin D and calcium for bone health as supplements. I no
longer take Fosemax, a prescribed drug, as my blood test ndicated that i
might be usbject to fracture of the jaw were I to ontinue the
fosemax(generic), so I am on the calcium citrate adn vitamin D3, but no
other supplements adn I don't keep looking for more to take.

wendy