Nix the 'shoos, we need another NM for the evil list
>I came across a strange book. A 28 day detoxify diet and exercise book.
Why do you speak of things you know nothing about as if you had done a ten year study on the subject. It is natural for people to condemn what you do not understand. But you will make no effort to educate yourself.
>Why should balsamic vinegar be recommended,
A teaspoon of vinegar per day is good for you. If you want to know why do the research.
Life extension by Durk and Sandy Pearson is a good way to go.
Why would
>cider vinegar be recommended but no mention given of regular (barley ale
>derived) vinegar? Is there any science in this stuff at all or is it all >Hocus Pocus?
Cider vinegar is best. Durk and Sandy are the worlds leading scientist on this subject.
>Spinach is the only green vegetable on the foods
>to avoid list, with not one word of explanation as to why.
Spinach is a good thing to eat. No one is going to tell you why. You must do your own research. If they did tell you why, you would not read it.
Another thing these women's magazine scientists never explain is
I would like to know why you read women's Magazines?
I found another food book, The Food Doctor, written by a man (!) and a
>woman who are both "Dip ION"S
You didn't read that book either.
It seems to me that much of this “woman's wisdom” is based on outdated
>philosophies of dualism. Food contains good or bad spirits.
>
It seams to me that all you do is search for things to bitch about
>What the hell is cider vinegar anyway?
Go to the grocery store and read the label on the bottle.
Barking mad. The
>world is barking mad.
All you do is bark, bitch, and look for things to get mad at. If you truly wanted to know the answers to your questions you would do your own research.
in the spirit of Michael Nobody Jones
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