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karma2122

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It is normal to feel hyper after eating Garlic ?! Posted: 10-30-07 20:36pm


i just ate some garlic and now i feel kinda hyper.....is that normal? i feel like going for a run

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Posted: 10-30-07 20:37pm


i have no idea.............

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Posted: 10-30-07 20:54pm


haha are you sure it was garlic? I've heard of it boosting energy but I've never actually found anything that supports that. But if it works for you that's cool.. kinda smelly though

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Posted: 10-30-07 21:23pm


Who eats JUST garlic? I've noticed a boost of energy after eating pasta with garlic IN it, so I suppose it's entirely possible.

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