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slimemoldtimemold.com | ||
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wholehealthsource.blogspot.com
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| | | | | There's a lot to be learned from the Kitava study. Kitavans eat a diet of root vegetables, coconut, fruit, vegetables and fish and have und... | |
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www.livenowthrivelater.co.uk
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| | | | | While browsing the always excellent and highly recommended Marginal Revolution blog, I came across an interesting series of posts on the "Mystery of the Obesity Epidemic". It's a well-researched series of posts, with a lot of interesting facts and statistics. It comes to some rather strange conclusions, however. Calories Do Count and Diets Do Work [...] | |
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www.greaterwrong.com
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| | | | | This is Part I in a series on easy weightloss without any need for will power. Losing weight is supposed to be really hard and require a lot of willpower according to conventional wisdom. It turns out that it was actually really easy for me to go from a BMI of above 29 (30 is officially obese) to below 25 (normal is 18 to 25) in 3½ months. And knowing what I know now, I think I could easily do it again in a 1½ month. I'm not someone who ever tried dieting before. Dieting sounded like a lot of effort and willpower for very uncertain results. Not a good use of my very limited willpower. This belief changed after reading Slime Mold Time Mold's results of their potato diet experiment[1]. | |
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www.epatientdave.com
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| | | As long-time readers know, in 2007 I nearly died from a severe case of kidney cancer. One thing that saved me was being very well informed by information I got from an online patient community ... information that was valid but did not exist in the medical literature. (They're now at SmartPatients.) | ||
