Re: Re: leptin and metabolism comment

November 24, 2008

So this is the whey you were discussing when the 3 brands were brought up as

being good ones to get, right?

What brick and mortar stores might possibly carry some of those brands of

good whey? I am getting ready to change how I am eating ( I have trouble

getting more than 2 times of eating in some days) and I can really see why

helping me to succeed in this endeavor. I Œd really like to not have to

purchase it online though, for one thing I don¹t want to have to wait, but

there are other reasons, one of which I¹d like to be able to purchase it

without having to explain it all to my dh. (I¹m going to inform him what all

I¹m doing today, but sometimes the less explanation the better with certain

things, like the whey)

Chantelle

On 11/23/08 9:37 AM, " Duncan Crow " <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

>> > Alobar wrote:

>> > Slowing down the metabolism, being

>> >hungry all the time, and binging on high carb foods is what many

>> >people need to struggle against.

>

> Carbs slow metabolic rate as we know.

>

> Undenatured whey conversely is a good metabolic increaser, better than

> meat, and it contains an enzyme that produces satisfaction. Toxins

> also slow metabolic rate, and the undenatured whey and selenium

> contribute to manufacture of glutathione, the major toxin disposal

> molecule.

>

> Duncan

>

>>> > > Sorry Alobar. BTW do you believe in the Leptin thing? What is it

> anyway? Is it an organ that does not function when one is diabetic?

> How does one get it to function then? Thanks,

>>> > >

>> >

>

November 24, 2008

Thanks . I am now a bit wiser .

Cheers, Doug

Re: Re: leptin and metabolism comment

So this is the whey you were discussing when the 3 brands were brought up as

being good ones to get, right?

What brick and mortar stores might possibly carry some of those brands of

good whey? I am getting ready to change how I am eating ( I have trouble

getting more than 2 times of eating in some days) and I can really see why

helping me to succeed in this endeavor. I Od really like to not have to

purchase it online though, for one thing I don¹t want to have to wait, but

there are other reasons, one of which I¹d like to be able to purchase it

without having to explain it all to my dh. (I¹m going to inform him what all

I¹m doing today, but sometimes the less explanation the better with certain

things, like the whey)

Chantelle

On 11/23/08 9:37 AM, " Duncan Crow " <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

>> > Alobar wrote:

>> > Slowing down the metabolism, being

>> >hungry all the time, and binging on high carb foods is what many

>> >people need to struggle against.

>

> Carbs slow metabolic rate as we know.

>

> Undenatured whey conversely is a good metabolic increaser, better than

> meat, and it contains an enzyme that produces satisfaction. Toxins

> also slow metabolic rate, and the undenatured whey and selenium

> contribute to manufacture of glutathione, the major toxin disposal

> molecule.

>

> Duncan

>

>>> > > Sorry Alobar. BTW do you believe in the Leptin thing? What is it

> anyway? Is it an organ that does not function when one is diabetic?

> How does one get it to function then? Thanks,

>>> > >

>> >

>

November 24, 2008

I avoid " brick and morter " stores as much as possible. Much less

expensive on-line. And it is rare I can find what I want in local

stores.

If you have cash, you can always buy a money order to avoid credit

card receipts.

If you have a friendly local store, you could ask them to stock things

for you, but that means waiting and probably paying a very high price.

Alobar

On 11/24/08, Chantelle <bornfrueh@...> wrote:

> So this is the whey you were discussing when the 3 brands were brought up as

> being good ones to get, right?

>

> What brick and mortar stores might possibly carry some of those brands of

> good whey? I am getting ready to change how I am eating ( I have trouble

> getting more than 2 times of eating in some days) and I can really see why

> helping me to succeed in this endeavor. I Œd really like to not have to

> purchase it online though, for one thing I don¹t want to have to wait, but

> there are other reasons, one of which I¹d like to be able to purchase it

> without having to explain it all to my dh. (I¹m going to inform him what all

> I¹m doing today, but sometimes the less explanation the better with certain

> things, like the whey)

>

> Chantelle

>

November 24, 2008

Sorry, I do not know what happened here. I was answering another post on

another group. Too much mail, too late at night, I guess.

Cheers, Dug