Re: the good part of CRON (was: Extreme CRproblems)

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Hmmmmm...I think we might need photos!

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From: Francesca Skelton

Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 4:18 PM

Subject: Re: [ ]the good part of CRON (was: Extreme CRproblems)

Dave: whaddya mean? Think we're just a bunch of masochists? Of course wehave good results! Low BP, excellent blood lipids, no or very littleillness, clearer skin, are some of the bragging rights. I recentlyresponded to a similar question with this post: /message/4143on 8/28/2002 5:21 PM, Dave Noel at davenoel@... wrote:> You thought I was going to respond to that "fuzzy thinking" comment didn't you> ~ HA! You can't suck me in, even if you were talking about me! Hey, does> extreme CRONing cause paranoia too?> > So I've heard enough about the risks associated with XCRONing, how about some> good news. Has anyone in this group, with some history of practicing CRON> i.e. a year or more, had good results in terms of health, biomarkers, general> well-being. Although I always ate well, I have been following CRON guidelines> for only 20 days and could always use some motivation in order to ignore that> Good Humor Man's incessant bell ringing outside! Just in case (and I hope> this is the case) everyone has a story of positive results, feel free to> respond off list so as not to clog the list up. How old IS the oldest CRON> practitioner in the group anyway? I would be really interested in that> person's results. Thanks, Dave davenoel@...