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I was a latecomer to the whole cheese thread, but I wanted to toss this out

there.

I always ate " healthily. " I ate from all parts of the food pyramid in the whole

form and even the nutritionist I saw to help with getting a handle on my

attitudes about food said to me " eat a snickers once in awhile! " . My problem was

portion size, not health.

Recently I had a health crisis. My doctor told me I had to be on a special diet.

Not for weight loss, but to maintain health. My friends call it the wonder bread

diet. No whole grains. No nuts or beans with a couple of exceptions. Only a few

veggies are ok. No berries. No coffee or chocolate. I can't have beets but I can

have vanilla ice cream.

Since the physical punishment for not following the program are fairly extreme,

it's not hard to do.

I shared this because what is " healthy " is relative. And some people may need to

watch their cheese due to cholesterol. And some people may not -- some people

aren't affected by dietary cholesterol at all. Some may have to avoid salt (also

part of my stupid diet) and some may be fine. You just have to be kind to

yourself an find your own way and that's all you can do.

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