My last MCT powder sachet!

My most effective epilepsy medication. It controls my appetite, blood sugar, raises blood ketone readings and controls my seizure activity. This is my last MCT powder sachet, back on MCT oil tomorrow. It's a shame because I can take the powder out with me and it's great after exercise. 


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