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magical thyme

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20. according to Dr. Fuhrman, who has studied nutrition for over 2 decades
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 06:14 PM
Oct 2012

Last edited Wed Oct 24, 2012, 06:48 PM - Edit history (1)

flash frozen veggies are equivalent to fresh in terms of nutrition.

Off season in the far north, where I live, when fresh has to travel very far to arrive, frozen is superior. In season, I eat fresh. Off season, I eat frozen except for salad greens for obvious reasons.

Of course, what would the medical doctor/nutritionist know, after a couple decades study and literally thousands of formerly very sick patients...compared to an anonymous, unwelcome poster who harasses an internet board?

Off topic, I always end up feeling a little sorry for people who can't accept "no" for an answer in a "relationship." It's as if it's such a huge blow to their egos. That includes even my former stalker, who couldn't accept that I simply wasn't interested in dating him. It never occurred to him that I had a *right* to live my life in peace and without him as part of it. At least in the "real" world, stalkers can be fired for their stalking. As he apparently was, despite my best efforts to avoid it becoming a ugly issue. He moved out of state. Too bad you are unable to take a hint and join him.

Funny I should see this thread - I just came over here chalky Oct 2012 #1
Wow! (edit) OneGrassRoot Oct 2012 #2
ok, that blog is riding off the real Eat to Live magical thyme Oct 2012 #5
Thanks, magical thyme. I read more after my initial post... OneGrassRoot Oct 2012 #6
coolness... FirstLight Oct 2012 #17
Is it a vegetarian diet? Matariki Oct 2012 #3
I wondered the same thing and looked it up. kentauros Oct 2012 #10
I don't thrive on a meatless diet. Matariki Oct 2012 #12
Sorry to hear you got sick, kentauros Oct 2012 #13
it isn't meatless unless you want it to be. magical thyme Oct 2012 #15
it's a "nutritarian" diet magical thyme Oct 2012 #4
Lentil soup couldn't be easier--learning to cook from scratch is very important shedontlike..rogaine Oct 2012 #18
according to Dr. Fuhrman, who has studied nutrition for over 2 decades magical thyme Oct 2012 #20
Post removed Post removed Oct 2012 #21
Read up on what's in the lining of cans Matariki Oct 2012 #19
For simpler recipes, and a smidgen of meat... teenagebambam Oct 2012 #7
you can google lots of "Eat to Live" recipes for free too magical thyme Oct 2012 #8
Another wow! OneGrassRoot Oct 2012 #9
One major question: kentauros Oct 2012 #11
easy, easy, easy magical thyme Oct 2012 #14
Thanks for that detailed reply! kentauros Oct 2012 #16
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