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For those men who struggle with the stopping and withdrawal from a bad habit-- smoking, alcohol, drugs, shopping, gambling, over-eating, etc. Commonly Believed Holistic Properties: This bracelet will help you to better withstand the cravings of your habit. It will reinforce your cessation, and bolster your emotional support while helping to detoxifying and repair the damage. Your support bracelet. Peridot- Rehabilitates addiction, Reduces Cravings. Repels situations which lead to relapse.

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For those men who struggle with the stopping and withdrawal from a bad habit-- smoking, alcohol, drugs, shopping, gambling, over-eating, etc. Commonly Believed Holistic Properties: This bracelet will help you to better withstand the cravings of your habit. It will reinforce your cessation, and bolster your emotional support while helping to detoxifying and repair the damage. Your support bracelet. Peridot- Rehabilitates addiction, Reduces Cravings. Repels situations which lead to relapse.

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