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On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
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>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.


I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
recommended fiber, etc. With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
one glassful of water. (and don't forget the apple-a-day)

> Took two very
>long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying
> a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.

They
> were big when I was a kid.


The handle bars just change every so odd years.
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On Mar 14, 10:53*am, Transition Zone > wrote:
> On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
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> *>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.
>
> I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
> commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
> recommended fiber, etc. *With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
> one glassful of water. *(and don't forget the apple-a-day)
>
> > *Took two very
> >long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying

>
> *> *a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.
> They
>
> > were big when I was a kid.

>
> The handle bars just change every so odd years.


Thanks! I appreciate the support!

I hope what I share might help someone else who doesn''t feel great
and wants to feel better. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up eating
almost exclusively raw foods after I lose 35 more pounds. I just
prefer to eat this way now as my tastes have changed.

Going to try and find a used ten speed this weekend.
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> Going to try and find a used ten speed this weekend.


remember the ''bus trick" i told you about
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On Mar 14, 3:50*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
> On Mar 14, 10:53*am, Transition Zone > wrote:
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> > On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

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> > *>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.

>
> > I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
> > commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
> > recommended fiber, etc. *With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
> > one glassful of water. *(and don't forget the apple-a-day)

>
> > > *Took two very
> > >long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying

>
> > *> *a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.
> > They

>
> > > were big when I was a kid.

>
> > The handle bars just change every so odd years.

>
> Thanks! I appreciate the support!
>
> I hope what I share might help someone else who doesn''t feel great
> and wants to feel better. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up eating
> almost exclusively raw foods after I lose 35 more pounds. I just
> prefer to eat this way now as my tastes have changed.
>
> Going to try and find a used ten speed this weekend.


Purchased some beets today. Going to try beets when juicing instead of
apples. Someone was kind enough to suggest this to me yesterday on
Twitter.
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On Mar 14, 9:34*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
> On Mar 14, 3:50*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
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> > On Mar 14, 10:53*am, Transition Zone > wrote:

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> > > On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

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> > > *>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.

>
> > > I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
> > > commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
> > > recommended fiber, etc. *With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
> > > one glassful of water. *(and don't forget the apple-a-day)

>
> > > > *Took two very
> > > >long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying

>
> > > *> *a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.
> > > They

>
> > > > were big when I was a kid.

>
> > > The handle bars just change every so odd years.

>
> > Thanks! I appreciate the support!

>
> > I hope what I share might help someone else who doesn''t feel great
> > and wants to feel better. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up eating
> > almost exclusively raw foods after I lose 35 more pounds. I just
> > prefer to eat this way now as my tastes have changed.

>
> > Going to try and find a used ten speed this weekend.

>
> Purchased some beets today. Going to try beets when juicing instead of
> apples. Someone was kind enough to suggest this to me yesterday on
> Twitter.



Do beets contain malic acid?

The malic acid contained in apples promotes the absorption of minerals
from your juice and food.


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On Mar 15, 4:26*am, "John H. Gohde" > wrote:
> On Mar 14, 9:34*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
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> > On Mar 14, 3:50*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

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> > > On Mar 14, 10:53*am, Transition Zone > wrote:

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> > > > On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

>
> > > > *>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.

>
> > > > I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
> > > > commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
> > > > recommended fiber, etc. *With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
> > > > one glassful of water. *(and don't forget the apple-a-day)

>
> > > > > *Took two very
> > > > >long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying

>
> > > > *> *a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.
> > > > They

>
> > > > > were big when I was a kid.

>
> > > > The handle bars just change every so odd years.

>
> > > Thanks! I appreciate the support!

>
> > > I hope what I share might help someone else who doesn''t feel great
> > > and wants to feel better. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up eating
> > > almost exclusively raw foods after I lose 35 more pounds. I just
> > > prefer to eat this way now as my tastes have changed.

>
> > > Going to try and find a used ten speed this weekend.

>
> > Purchased some beets today. Going to try beets when juicing instead of
> > apples. Someone was kind enough to suggest this to me yesterday on
> > Twitter.

>
> Do beets contain malic acid?
>
> The malic acid contained in apples promotes the absorption of minerals
> from your juice and food.


I don't know if beets contain malic acid. I'll look into it.
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On Mar 15, 4:26*am, "John H. Gohde" > wrote:
> On Mar 14, 9:34*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
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> > On Mar 14, 3:50*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

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> > > On Mar 14, 10:53*am, Transition Zone > wrote:

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> > > > On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

>
> > > > *>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.

>
> > > > I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
> > > > commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
> > > > recommended fiber, etc. *With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
> > > > one glassful of water. *(and don't forget the apple-a-day)

>
> > > > > *Took two very
> > > > >long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying

>
> > > > *> *a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.
> > > > They

>
> > > > > were big when I was a kid.

>
> > > > The handle bars just change every so odd years.

>
> > > Thanks! I appreciate the support!

>
> > > I hope what I share might help someone else who doesn''t feel great
> > > and wants to feel better. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up eating
> > > almost exclusively raw foods after I lose 35 more pounds. I just
> > > prefer to eat this way now as my tastes have changed.

>
> > > Going to try and find a used ten speed this weekend.

>
> > Purchased some beets today. Going to try beets when juicing instead of
> > apples. Someone was kind enough to suggest this to me yesterday on
> > Twitter.

>
> Do beets contain malic acid?
>
> The malic acid contained in apples promotes the absorption of minerals
> from your juice and food.


Not relevant to me now, John because I tired using just beets and they
don't add enough sweetness like the 2 Fuji apples do. However, beets
do give the juice I'm making a nice flavor so I'll keep adding them if
they don't effect my blood sugar. I haven't checked it yet. Can I get
the link to your blog again. I want to start doing some reading.
Thanks!
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On Mar 15, 4:39*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
> On Mar 15, 4:26*am, "John H. Gohde" > wrote:
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> > On Mar 14, 9:34*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

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> > > On Mar 14, 3:50*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

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> > > > On Mar 14, 10:53*am, Transition Zone > wrote:

>
> > > > > On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

>
> > > > > *>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.

>
> > > > > I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
> > > > > commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
> > > > > recommended fiber, etc. *With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
> > > > > one glassful of water. *(and don't forget the apple-a-day)

>
> > > > > > *Took two very
> > > > > >long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying

>
> > > > > *> *a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.
> > > > > They

>
> > > > > > were big when I was a kid.

>
> > > > > The handle bars just change every so odd years.

>
> > > > Thanks! I appreciate the support!

>
> > > > I hope what I share might help someone else who doesn''t feel great
> > > > and wants to feel better. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up eating
> > > > almost exclusively raw foods after I lose 35 more pounds. I just
> > > > prefer to eat this way now as my tastes have changed.

>
> > > > Going to try and find a used ten speed this weekend.

>
> > > Purchased some beets today. Going to try beets when juicing instead of
> > > apples. Someone was kind enough to suggest this to me yesterday on
> > > Twitter.

>
> > Do beets contain malic acid?

>
> > The malic acid contained in apples promotes the absorption of minerals
> > from your juice and food.

>
> Not relevant to me now, John because I tired using just beets and they
> don't add enough sweetness like the 2 Fuji apples do. However, beets
> do give the juice I'm making a nice flavor so I'll keep adding them if
> they don't effect my blood sugar. I haven't checked it yet. Can I get
> the link to your blog again. I want to start doing some reading.
> Thanks!


It is a classical Web site, rather than a Blog.

http://naturalhealthperspective.com/
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On Mar 14, 6:50*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:
> On Mar 14, 10:53*am, Transition Zone > wrote:
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>
>
>
>
> > On Mar 13, 10:33*pm, jon_banquer > wrote:

>
> > *>Feeling so good that I'm now wanting to exercise more.

>
> > I'm so glad for you. You know, I remember those Total Cereal
> > commercials where you have to eat 9 or 10 bowl fulls a day to get the
> > recommended fiber, etc. *With Metamucil, you can down all of that with
> > one glassful of water. *(and don't forget the apple-a-day)

>
> > > *Took two very
> > >long walks today. Was not hungry after either one. Thinking of buying

>
> > *> *a used ten speed bike. Don't even know if they still make them.
> > They

>
> > > were big when I was a kid.

>
> > The handle bars just change every so odd years.

>
> Thanks! I appreciate the support!
>
>I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up eating
> almost exclusively raw foods after I lose 35 more pounds.


The thing is that raw vegetation and the fiber, protein and nutrients
that come with it have formed the 14 or 15 million years of pre-human
existance. In the 1700's humanity starts eating processed foods and
wonders why all the health problems start.

(I don't know whether to laugh or cry)
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"Transition Zone" > wrote in message
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The thing is that raw vegetation and the fiber, protein and nutrients
that come with it have formed the 14 or 15 million years of pre-human
existance. In the 1700's humanity starts eating processed foods and
wonders why all the health problems start.

(I don't know whether to laugh or cry)

Neither, get yourself a -real- education.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...icle-1.1285199





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On Mar 16, 11:36*am, "Jim Wilkins" > wrote:
> "Transition Zone" > wrote in message
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> ...
> The thing is that raw vegetation and the fiber, protein and nutrients
> that come with it have formed the 14 or 15 million years of pre-human
> existance. *In the 1700's humanity starts eating processed foods and
> wonders why all the health problems start.
>
> (I don't know whether to laugh or cry)
>
> Neither, get yourself a -real- education.http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...logged-arterie...



Explain your reasons for the dramatic rise in diabetes and obesity in
Americans.

Explain why I was able to remove myself from insulin and then
Metformin and Glipizide by eating mostly raw foods.

In addition, over the last 3 weeks I lost 20 pounds with very minimal
exercise (walking). I expect to lose 5 more pounds by next Friday with
increased exercise.


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On Mar 16, 2:36*pm, "Jim Wilkins" > wrote:
> "Transition Zone" > wrote in message
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> ...
> The thing is that raw vegetation and the fiber, protein and nutrients
> that come with it have formed the 14 or 15 million years of pre-human
> existance. *In the 1700's humanity starts eating processed foods and
> wonders why all the health problems start.
>
> (I don't know whether to laugh or cry)
>
> Neither, get yourself a -real- education.http://

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...logged-arterie...

I didn't say that *every single* diet was one way or another, its just
that mass processed foods, drinks, candies from multi-national
companies found its beginnings at around the time of the industrial
revolution. Food that humanity mostly wasn't used to.
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On Mar 18, 9:18*am, Transition Zone > wrote:
> On Mar 16, 2:36*pm, "Jim Wilkins" > wrote:> "Transition Zone" > wrote in message
>
> ....
> > The thing is that raw vegetation and the fiber, protein and nutrients
> > that come with it have formed the 14 or 15 million years of pre-human
> > existance. *In the 1700's humanity starts eating processed foods and
> > wonders why all the health problems start.

>
> > (I don't know whether to laugh or cry)

>
> * > * Neither, *get yourself a -real- education.http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...logged-arterie...
>
> I didn't say that *every single* diet was one way or another, its just
> that mass processed foods, drinks, candies from multi-national
> companies found its beginnings at around the time of the industrial
> revolution. *Food that humanity mostly wasn't used to.


It's not even right to label what many multi-national companies
produce as food. They are food like products, none of which I'm
willing to eat any longer.
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That's right. Exercise more. Also you need fat to burn other fat, and also fat makes you full because of the flavor that it adds to the meal. I know it is kind of ironic to know that fat makes you lose fat but that's the truth.

Are you following a special diet? Something like Paleo diet perhaps?

Well, I am and I couldn't be happier with the results.

http://cooklikeacaveman.com/paleo-cookbook-review/
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