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Lack of co-factors causes cravings. Our body craves for missing nutrients. Cravings keep on until our body gets what it's looking for or becomes exhausted from looking. When we eat junk food like sugar, white bread, white rice, most pasta, or other refined food like corn oil and soybean our body has to scrounge for co-factors. If none are available it steals them from bones, organs, muscles and other tissue. This happens so that at least our body can use junk food for fuel. This puts off death, but not forever and not for very long.

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