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S.O.S Cracking is a chatbot designed to thwart Eating Behavior Disorders.
It helps people suffering from T.C.A.
binge eating and food addiction.FEDMIND and S.O.S Cracking, as well as any other product of the FEDMIND brand, are not a substitute for the advice of a healthcare professional.
In the event of suspected eating disorders or eating disorders, and for any information relating to your health, consult your doctor or a qualified professional.Sources:1.
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