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Apple Cider Vinegar
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A massage therapist once recommended adding 1/2 gallon of ACV to a hot bath, which I tried. It made my skin feel nice but my kids wouldn't shut up about the smell for months!0
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A massage therapist once recommended adding 1/2 gallon of ACV to a hot bath, which I tried. It made my skin feel nice but my kids wouldn't shut up about the smell for months!
LOL you are only supposed to use a cup. For a hair rinse, use a cup in a gallon of water. It still smells, though, which is why I use citric acid instead.0 -
DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
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WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?0 -
jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?
To be fair (actually excessively kind considering woo is woo) there is research into using hookworm and other parasites for autoimmune diseases.0 -
jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?
To be fair (actually excessively kind considering woo is woo) there is research into using hookworm and other parasites for autoimmune diseases.
Well, and leeches are all the rage for necrotizing tissue, straight from the 932 AD edition of the PDR...so there you have it. {shudder}
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jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?
To be fair (actually excessively kind considering woo is woo) there is research into using hookworm and other parasites for autoimmune diseases.
I'm having sci-fi plot line thoughts now...0 -
jmbmilholland wrote: »jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?
To be fair (actually excessively kind considering woo is woo) there is research into using hookworm and other parasites for autoimmune diseases.
Well, and leeches are all the rage for necrotizing tissue, straight from the 932 AD edition of the PDR...so there you have it. {shudder}
I thought that it was maggots for necrotic tissue.0 -
FunkyTobias wrote: »jmbmilholland wrote: »jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?
To be fair (actually excessively kind considering woo is woo) there is research into using hookworm and other parasites for autoimmune diseases.
Well, and leeches are all the rage for necrotizing tissue, straight from the 932 AD edition of the PDR...so there you have it. {shudder}
I thought that it was maggots for necrotic tissue.
Maggots are still medicinally used in some cases. Properly raised maggots are very sterile and good at removing necrotic tissue while leaving healthy tissue alone. Handy for diabetic ulcers.0 -
Yes maggots for flesh eating and leeches for blood letting0
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How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?0
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Yup they still use leeches too0
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WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
Cuz parasites, full circle 360 not 1800 -
WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
And I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics.0 -
FunkyTobias wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
And I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics.
“Poli” a Latin word meaning "many" and "tics" meaning "bloodsucking creatures".” ― Robin Williams.0 -
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Pour some ACV on it.0
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Burn!!0
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FunkyTobias wrote: »jmbmilholland wrote: »jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?
To be fair (actually excessively kind considering woo is woo) there is research into using hookworm and other parasites for autoimmune diseases.
Well, and leeches are all the rage for necrotizing tissue, straight from the 932 AD edition of the PDR...so there you have it. {shudder}
I thought that it was maggots for necrotic tissue.
You are right. They are. Me no can talk pretty right now. Leeches are for clotting but I can't think of the medical term. Now I have to do the mind cleanse with the maggots as well.0 -
Nah I just let it fall off, was in the truck when I found it. Usually put a bit of salt on them but didn't have any. We get lots of them here0
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WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
Did you entirely miss the lady parts discussion?
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jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
Did you entirely miss the lady parts discussion?
I forgot about that. Never change MFP. Never ever change...
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FunkyTobias wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
And I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics.
I wondered if nutrition debate had that rule relaxed, at least for health and nutrition? I wouldn't mind debating food deserts, agricultural incentives, protein RDA, advertising to children, or even MyPlate.0 -
jmbmilholland wrote: »FunkyTobias wrote: »jmbmilholland wrote: »jmbmilholland wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Admittedly, Magic IS easier than tracking macros. I'm just looking forward to the spark of insight wherein the purveyors of woo realize hey...outhouse...tapeworms...malnutrition...WEIGHT LOSS!!!! Oh wait, no, that is already a thing, my bad: http://www.medicinenet.com/eating_tapeworms_for_weight_loss/views.htm
Apparently there are plenty of studies showing the connection with tapeworm and weight loss, while there are next to zero demonstrating ACV causes weight loss. In the meantime is there some mental ACV I can use to cleanse my mind of the brain parasite image?
To be fair (actually excessively kind considering woo is woo) there is research into using hookworm and other parasites for autoimmune diseases.
Well, and leeches are all the rage for necrotizing tissue, straight from the 932 AD edition of the PDR...so there you have it. {shudder}
I thought that it was maggots for necrotic tissue.
You are right. They are. Me no can talk pretty right now. Leeches are for clotting but I can't think of the medical term. Now I have to do the mind cleanse with the maggots as well.
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DancingDarl wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »DancingDarl wrote: »Not woo, just common knowledge. Apple cider vinegar was the topic and I responded accordingly with my opinion based on FACT. It is known to deter parasites. It is also widely used to deter them.DancingDarl wrote: »This is actually really good for me. I agree with your sister and it helping alkalinity(not sure if that is even a word) of the water. It also kills invasive parasites which let's face it are a huge problem in relation to weight loss and these are the exact measurement U read to drink in water every day to deter parasites like worms surviving in body(they can live in brain too) worms and all kinds parasites survive on sugary acidic conditions. Look into it. Thanks for reminding me I am picking some up today-I use it on my hair too
This section of the forum is where we debate the science of nutrition, not spread woo about parasites, alkalinity and such. If you have some scientific links pointing to invasive parasites and how they affect weight loss (lol), I'm sure everybody would be all ears.
I think in the last few days I've seen you post about using a special ph diet to influence the alkalinity in your body to lose weight, a water detox, and using ACV to get rid of parasites. However, on an IIFYM thread you thought tracking macros would complicate the weight loss process. Right? Have you spent any time reading the stickied Most Helpful posts at the top of the various forum sections? I really think the information in there could help you separate the fact from the woo when it comes to weight loss.
Thank you for your very convoluted interpretation of my previous posts. None if which are related to this thread,
Except the stuff about parasites and alkalinity (nested quote above)
and one of which was complete and utter lies(macros complicating weight loss).
Orly?DancingDarl wrote: »Never head of I don't like the complicate weight loss. What are macro's anyway I see ppl obsessing over them all time on here.. What gives?
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/35561745#Comment_35561745
ETA
And let's not forget your claim that water detoxing will remove heavy metals from the body.
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FunkyTobias wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
And I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics.
I wondered if nutrition debate had that rule relaxed, at least for health and nutrition? I wouldn't mind debating food deserts, agricultural incentives, protein RDA, advertising to children, or even MyPlate.
I think it would be okay if about policy and not candidates/parties, anyway.0 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »FunkyTobias wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
And I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics.
I wondered if nutrition debate had that rule relaxed, at least for health and nutrition? I wouldn't mind debating food deserts, agricultural incentives, protein RDA, advertising to children, or even MyPlate.
I think it would be okay if about policy and not candidates/parties, anyway.
But what if I have nutritional questions about Trump's wig, or how many calories I'd burn climbing the wall he's going to build?0 -
@FunkyTobias hells yeah I needed some Funkadelic in my morning!0
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lemurcat12 wrote: »FunkyTobias wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
And I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics.
I wondered if nutrition debate had that rule relaxed, at least for health and nutrition? I wouldn't mind debating food deserts, agricultural incentives, protein RDA, advertising to children, or even MyPlate.
I think it would be okay if about policy and not candidates/parties, anyway.
But what if I have nutritional questions about Trump's wig, or how many calories I'd burn climbing the wall he's going to build?
I'd allow it, but I am not a mod. ;-)
I think we can all agree that Trump's wig would not be clean eating, however.0 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »lemurcat12 wrote: »FunkyTobias wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »How did this thread take such an ugly turn from marinade and salad dressing recipes to blood letting parasites and maggots?
And I thought we weren't supposed to talk about politics.
I wondered if nutrition debate had that rule relaxed, at least for health and nutrition? I wouldn't mind debating food deserts, agricultural incentives, protein RDA, advertising to children, or even MyPlate.
I think it would be okay if about policy and not candidates/parties, anyway.
But what if I have nutritional questions about Trump's wig, or how many calories I'd burn climbing the wall he's going to build?
I'd allow it, but I am not a mod. ;-)
I think we can all agree that Trump's wig would not be clean eating, however.
Depending on what styling products in it, I'd say hair is paleo.0
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