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48-Count Ferrero Rocher Collection Fine Hazelnut Milk Chocolates Gift Box Expired
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Amazon has 48-Count Ferrero Rocher Collection Fine Hazelnut Milk Chocolates Gift Box for $14.24. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+
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Includes (16 of each flavor):
Amazon has 48-Count Ferrero Rocher Collection Fine Hazelnut Milk Chocolates Gift Box for $14.24. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+
Thanks to Deal Hunter BBQchicken for finding this deal.
Includes (16 of each flavor):
- Rocher: Whole crunchy hazelnut in the heart, a delicious creamy hazelnut filling, a crisp wafer shell covered with chocolate and gently roasted pieces
- Rondnoir: A delicious combination of tastes and textures from fine wafer and rich velvety cocoa filling to a dark chocolate covered hazelnut at its heart
- Raffaello: A crunchy specialty with coconut and a velvety hazelnut cream filling; a sweet prelude to the unmistakable taste of almond
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giving up sugars isn't going to make a difference for cancer. Every carb you eat eventually gets converted to sugars anyway. Instead, it's more important to finish treatment in the hopes that all cancer cells are eradicated. If one cancer cell survives, it can eventually grow and spread again. I would suggest their dad only listen to medical providers on what to do and follow their recommendations.
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Most carbs get converted to glucose, true. But the rate of absorption and impact on insuline response, is still different among other things.
Unfortunately, it's not common for medical providers to give nutirtion advice in many cases as it's not how they are trained. Unless something is establiashed after decades of research and finds its way into their textbooks and guidelines, they prefer to do nothing about it (professional liability and all).
The American Institute for Cancer Research and the American Cancer Society recommend that you:
Choose high-fiber carbohydrates that don't spike blood sugar like whole fruits, beans, lentils, vegetables, whole grains and fresh herbs.
Avoid quickly digested carbohydrates that raise blood sugar fast including soda, juice, candy and desserts.
The same organizations funding those groups are the same organizations making their insane profits from cancer. You're delusional if you think they're trying to eradicate anything.
I said a simple fact so you felt compelled to go skipping through left field.... well done, pal.
You need to trust some info eventually...