Re: Most Preposterous Claim

[Guest guest]

Typo: deosits ==> fatty deposits

-- In , " RJB112 " <rjb112@y...> wrote:

> The January/February 2004 issue of the Nutrition Action Health

> Letter......

> The Fat Flush Plan, by Ann Louise Gittleman states:

> " The best way to give those fatty deosits {in your thighs and arms}

> the old heave-ho is by cleansing your lymphatic system with a

> bouncing action or by moving your arms while walking briskly. "

[Guest guest]

Bob; thanks for giving us all a good laugh! This was hilarious.

on 3/20/2004 11:29 PM, RJB112 at rjb112@... wrote:

> The January/February 2004 issue of the Nutrition Action Health

> Letter, published by the Center For Science In The Public Interest,

> has a good article on the different diet books.

>

> It discusses 10 popular diets/diet books.

> In one section they note the Most Preposterous Claim of each of the

> 10 diet books. Here are some of them:

>

> Eat Right 4 Your Type (4 blood types, 4 diets), states:

> " If you are a Type A woman with a family history of breast cancer,

> consider introducing snails into your diet. "

>

> The South Beach Diet states:

> You won't ever be hungry

> (despite menus that average just 1200 calories a day)

>

> Dr. Atkins' Diet Revolution states:

> " Only by doing Atkins can you lose weight eating the same number of

> calories on which you used to gain weight. "

>

> New Glucose Revolution states:

> Low-glycemic index diets are easy to teach and easy to learn.

>

> Enter the Zone, by Barry Sears states:

> " I believe that the hormonal benefits gained from a Zone-favorable

> diet will be considered the primary treatment for all chronic disease

> states, with drugs being used as secondary backup. "

>

> The Fat Flush Plan, by Ann Louise Gittleman states:

> " The best way to give those fatty deosits {in your thighs and arms}

> the old heave-ho is by cleansing your lymphatic system with a

> bouncing action or by moving your arms while walking briskly. "

>

> I like the part about snails the best.

>

> rjb112@...

> bob bessen

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bob:

I now understand a phenomenon I saw yesterday. A woman who looked as

if she was attempting to fly as she walked vigorously along the

highway. Comical. I considered phoning the local psychiatric

hospital to ask if perhaps one of their patients had escaped.

Rodney.

> The Fat Flush Plan, by Ann Louise Gittleman states:

> " The best way to give those fatty deosits {in your thighs and arms}

> the old heave-ho is by cleansing your lymphatic system with a

> bouncing action or by moving your arms while walking briskly. "

> rjb112@y...

> bob bessen