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Originally posted by Danbones
reply to post by DevolutionEvolvd
I understand that many food manufacturers who make foods with trans fats in them just reduced the stated serving size because they were allowed to have so much per serving and could still be called trans fat free...
here is a regemin that apparently cures type two diabeties
5 serving whole grains
4 servings deep green vegetables
3 servings fruit not grapes or oranges
2 servings lean protien
1hour exercise
half your body weight in pounds = water in onces.
Originally posted by DevolutionEvolvd
Originally posted by Danbones
reply to post by DevolutionEvolvd
I understand that many food manufacturers who make foods with trans fats in them just reduced the stated serving size because they were allowed to have so much per serving and could still be called trans fat free...
As long as a given product has less than .5 grams of trans-fat per serving, the manufacturer is allowed to claim it as trans-fat free. Problem is, most products contain multiple servings. For instance, 1 serving of potato chips may contain only .4 grams, and yet NOBODY sits down and has only one serving of chips.
here is a regemin that apparently cures type two diabeties
5 serving whole grains
4 servings deep green vegetables
3 servings fruit not grapes or oranges
2 servings lean protien
1hour exercise
half your body weight in pounds = water in onces.
What's this about?
-Dev
Originally posted by Danbones
I heard a David Sandoval
Originally posted by Danbones
I heard a David Sandoval, a Dr I think, On a radio show, The Power Hour with Joyce Riley, On Genesis Communications Network.
He said that people who followed that diet had their diabetes and a host of other problems disappear.
The problem was more than half the people couldn't stay on the plan, and so they went back to having their same problems, which touches on the aspect of food and chemical addiction. I haven't researched it though, to see if it stands up, Riley is an ex army nurse and she is usually right on the money, and a day early too.
Originally posted by Happyfeet84
This is a little discouraging..... basically almost everything we consume is GM. I feel like I can't eat anything. Our meats have steroids, etc in them, our water has fluoride, our produce is sprayed with pesticides and GMO. The list can go on and on.