..........and this?

[wvugurl26]

Mar 17, 2013 13:10:58 GMT -5 ՏՇԾԵԵʅՏɧ_LԹՏՏʅҼ said:

My father was given beer in the hospital after he received a heart transplant. Not sure why - perhaps as a blood thinner.

If the heart surgeons prescribed it, it must be good, right?

Mine told me to drink some more red wine.

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The 'eat real food' (or paleo bunch) are just too much these days. Especially since most of the people that dispense that advice don't really lead the lifestyle the majority of the time. Bu when it comes to dispensing advice, everyone needs to be 100% compliant!!!

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Eat more real food isn't inherently Paleo   .... And I don't see how eat more real food can be a bad thing?

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Mar 17, 2013 15:08:49 GMT -5 oped said:

Eat more real food isn't inherently Paleo   .... And I don't see how eat more real food can be a bad thing?

I'm not saying it is Paleo, but they are kinda cut from the same cloth in terms of dogma.  I'm not saying it's bad advice to choose a natural option.  I'm just saying that the "real food only" diet usually comes after someone has had some enlightenmint.  In other words, someone eating unhealthy that reads some advice that you should eat the real food, would probably simply replace the egg white with the full egg.  Are they better off?  They are likely eating a similar diet, but now they are doing full fat butter and eggs.

Personally, I think it's better to have people (for weight loss) focused on calories and reducing their waistline.  That will help them make dramatic improvements in their health.  When people start the snowball, they generally move into the next phase of their diets (eliminating processed foods, gluten, etc.). 

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nextest thing you'll tell me is that drinking this is not a good way to recover from a hangover ?

www.gatorade.com/#gseries?s=gatorade-g

[wvugurl26]

Personally for me the less processed the better due to my food allergies. I'm allergic to a couple of very common additives. Further everyone has said in moderation which to me means you do also focus on total calories. No one said slather butter on everything and fry up some eggs and bacon every morning.

This isn't some fad to me, it is much better for me to make meals from scratch. The fact is I'm allergic to a few things that seem to be on every label even pricey organic stuff.

I have no bone in the egg fight as I'm allergic to egg whites. I didn't think I was too allergic until the last time I ate two of them. I spent the day puking up my guts and wishing I could die. No eggs for me.

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Mar 18, 2013 6:36:25 GMT -5 wvugurl26 said:

Personally for me the less processed the better due to my food allergies. I'm allergic to a couple of very common additives. Further everyone has said in moderation which to me means you do also focus on total calories. No one said slather butter on everything and fry up some eggs and bacon every morning.

This isn't some fad to me, it is much better for me to make meals from scratch. The fact is I'm allergic to a few things that seem to be on every label even pricey organic stuff.

I have no bone in the egg fight as I'm allergic to egg whites. I didn't think I was too allergic until the last time I ate two of them. I spent the day puking up my guts and wishing I could die. No eggs for me.

As long as you are not allergic to green beer, you can be very happy 

[wvugurl26]

Mar 18, 2013 6:47:05 GMT -5 @robbase2012 said:

Mar 18, 2013 6:36:25 GMT -5 wvugurl26 said:

Personally for me the less processed the better due to my food allergies. I'm allergic to a couple of very common additives. Further everyone has said in moderation which to me means you do also focus on total calories. No one said slather butter on everything and fry up some eggs and bacon every morning.

This isn't some fad to me, it is much better for me to make meals from scratch. The fact is I'm allergic to a few things that seem to be on every label even pricey organic stuff.

I have no bone in the egg fight as I'm allergic to egg whites. I didn't think I was too allergic until the last time I ate two of them. I spent the day puking up my guts and wishing I could die. No eggs for me.

As long as you are not allergic to green beer, you can be very happy 

As long as it isn't Bud Light. I'm allergic to that now.

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Mar 18, 2013 8:03:31 GMT -5 wvugurl26 said:

Mar 18, 2013 6:47:05 GMT -5 @robbase2012 said:

As long as you are not allergic to green beer, you can be very happy 

As long as it isn't Bud Light. I'm allergic to that now.

Me too.   Makes me puke if I have 35 of them.

[NancysSummerSip]

Mar 18, 2013 8:04:38 GMT -5 ArchietheDragon said:

Mar 18, 2013 8:03:31 GMT -5 wvugurl26 said:

As long as it isn't Bud Light. I'm allergic to that now.

Me too.   Makes me puke if I have 35 of them.

But 34 of them are no problem, right?