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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, I am a foodie. New recipes and special meals are something that bring me pleasure.

Why take a drug that tamps down your enjoyment of a whole category of experiences?[/quote]

Because for some of us, food and all it involves comes with a mental torture that far outweighs the enjoyment you experience. Cocaine addicts also enjoy the high, but it's not something you'd support, is it? [/quote]
Addiction is addiction and food noise isn’t “normal”. Therapy helps in permanent ways miracle meds never will.[/quote]

Wait, so if I just get therapy, the food noises that I’ve been battling for years will go away? Say more about that. [/quote]
If you’re willing to be open and explore why you crave the dopamine hit you get from anticipating food (similar to a sex accident with sex, a gambler with gambling, a drug addict with drugs, a shopping addict with shopping…) then yes, it could potentially help you. I’m willing to bet you likely feel awful after giving in to these cravings, and like you have no control over them (like a sex addict with sex, gambler with gambling, drug addict from drugs, shopping addiction from shopping…) All addictions start with trauma. [/quote]

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