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So, you know the problem: Treating medicine like candy isn’t a good idea.
And, you know the solution: Don’t treat medicine like candy.
Now we just have to work on that part of your mind that tastes *sweet* and suspends rational thought.
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Say to your doctor – “Doctor, I can not resist shiny, yummy things. Please only give me dull, icky medicine.” Then your doctor will correct the problem, and you’ll only have icky medicine.
Having to take lots of drugs sucks. But it’s those drugs that help keep you alive. So it’s a good suckiness, ’cause we likes you alive. I bet your family feels that way, too, but even more so.
Shawn, you’re not the only one to come to this realization.
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Wild cherry and banana are the worst for me as well as I do the same thing on the very rare occasions that I force myself to take anything.
I’m going to send this to some people I know who design these coatings for a living. All that work on taste masking, and they might as well just dip the thing in castor oil.
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