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		<title>By: Mike</title>
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		<description>Flax can also be used to substitute for eggs -- Use 1 tablespoon flax softened in 1/4th cup water.

And flax has been shown to help balance blood sugars in diabetics.  My former boss swears by flax</description>
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<p>And flax has been shown to help balance blood sugars in diabetics.  My former boss swears by flax</p>
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