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	Chocolate = Acne??? Don't think so!

dfiskey

11-27-2006 3:25 PM

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acne, health, chocolate

dfiskey says:

I know some people believe that chocolate really causes zits, but every study really begs to differ...

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11-27-2006 6:53 PM

debbyski

I think every woman loves chocolate dfiskey!

11-27-2006 9:46 PM

egoldstein

i can personally verify this. every time i eat a bunch of chocolate bars i break out within 2-3 days.

2-28-2007 10:09 PM

19chris70

Research shows that chocolate and greasy food so not add to acne.

www.zenmedreviewed.com

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