just heard of this diet.......lol

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  • emilyc85
    emilyc85 Posts: 450 Member
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    "...As I mentioned before there is great change upon your doorstep and if unless you prepare, you will not survive those energies arriving at the end of 2012...." I think we win already since it is the END OF 2013. Even us non-followers! :p

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    WHAT THE *kitten* IS THIS?!?!?!?! PEOPLE DO THIS?!?!?!?!?! It is probably just his pee in a jar!!!
  • str8bowbabe
    str8bowbabe Posts: 712 Member
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    I guess I will remain on the heathen diet if it means going vegan....and taking away my caffeine would be a very dangerous thing in itself!!!
  • emilyc85
    emilyc85 Posts: 450 Member
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    AND it sounds like he just pulled a bunch a 'magical sounding' words out of his *kitten*! Lets go ahead and say "Dumbledore approved"!!
  • moment_to_arise
    moment_to_arise Posts: 207 Member
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    "Cow milk and cheese are some of the most dangerous foods we can place into our body"


    WHAT?!?!?!
  • Fridaklo77
    Fridaklo77 Posts: 124
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    I love my coffee..... and some ice cream once in a while. So many diets out there!
  • doctorsookie
    doctorsookie Posts: 1,084 Member
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    people are also stopping their chemo treatments because of this

    yeah... I probably wouldn't stop those...

    right?!?!?
  • PearlAng
    PearlAng Posts: 681 Member
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    You know what I got by avoiding all forms of dairy improperly?

    Osteoperosis at age 16!

    Let us eat ice cream!
  • random_user75
    random_user75 Posts: 157 Member
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    AND it sounds like he just pulled a bunch a 'magical sounding' words out of his *kitten*! Lets go ahead and say "Dumbledore approved"!!

    Be nice to Dumbledore!
  • Julettashane
    Julettashane Posts: 723 Member
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  • str8bowbabe
    str8bowbabe Posts: 712 Member
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    "Cow milk and cheese are some of the most dangerous foods we can place into our body"


    WHAT?!?!?!

    And we have taught Milk does a body good! Silly us!
  • Julettashane
    Julettashane Posts: 723 Member
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    im going to go home and tell my husband that we are starting the hallelujah diet and have him read it so i can see his reaction......this will be grand
  • WendyTerry420
    WendyTerry420 Posts: 13,274 Member
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    It is called the hallelujah diet.......it sounds like the starve yourself diet to me.....lol i laughed when i read this

    http://www.hacres.com/hallelujah-diet/foods-to-avoid

    and supposedly if you eat like this it cures everything

    Too funny:
    Cow milk and cheese are some of the most dangerous foods we can place into our body. Read Dr. T. Colin Campbell’s book, The China Study for documentation (it will change your life).
  • Julettashane
    Julettashane Posts: 723 Member
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    It is called the hallelujah diet.......it sounds like the starve yourself diet to me.....lol i laughed when i read this

    http://www.hacres.com/hallelujah-diet/foods-to-avoid

    and supposedly if you eat like this it cures everything

    Too funny:
    Cow milk and cheese are some of the most dangerous foods we can place into our body. Read Dr. T. Colin Campbell’s book, The China Study for documentation (it will change your life).

    lol ya it is funny
  • F00LofaT00K
    F00LofaT00K Posts: 688 Member
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    GIVE UP MY TEA and CHEESE and CHOCOLATE!?!? HELL NO!

    .... no meat OR soy?

    I don't want to d/l their replacement guide. Anybody care to share what's on it?
  • F00LofaT00K
    F00LofaT00K Posts: 688 Member
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    im confused it says people are starting their pets on this diet.....i thought animals eat meat unless they are herbivores

    Yup. In fact, cats are CARNIVORES and should really eat 90% pure meat!
  • colbau
    colbau Posts: 1
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    I started this diet 12 months ago and was pretty patchy on it but still went from 119.8 kg down to 104.8 as at today .Find it great as no restrictions as to what you can eat just have to keep a watch on your calories and exercise
  • juliemouse83
    juliemouse83 Posts: 6,663 Member
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    They lost me at no alcohol, coffee, caffeinated tea, or fizzy drinks.

    ETA:

    And after perusing the rest of the list, I have to ask what's left? This eating plan would set me up for failure right off the bat. :)
  • Lleldiranne
    Lleldiranne Posts: 5,516 Member
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    I have to laugh at this especially: No refined grains, but grain-based coffee substitutes (like Pero and Roma) are ok.

    We're supposed to eat "living" foods. Uh, does that mean I can't pick my broccoli off the plant before I start noshing on it? That makes things like carrots and beats particularly challenging. I was also worried about how we're supposed to eat our meat until I got to that part. (Although I have heard of people swallowing 'exotic' things like bugs and octopus live)

    Also, all meat is not allowed. Neither is soy, some kinds of nuts, legumes (including peanuts), and anything containing salts. "Table salt is 97% sodium chloride" (duh … that's what salt is, at least the kind we generally ingest).

    Cites the China Study; claims that sodium chloride is the leading cause of high blood pressure; claims the eliminating animal products will eliminate risk of heart attack and most other health issues (so then what's the deal with the salt? lol) … wow.

    Hope the OP was posting this for a laugh, because I enjoyed that!
  • Mof3wc
    Mof3wc Posts: 126 Member
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    I actually eat pretty close to this "diet" for medical reasons. I can eat cheese and use milk in my cereal, eat some sugary stuff and white rice (can't have brown or wild), but no: meat, gluten, oats, nuts, beans, soy, seeds, caffeine, not supposed to have anything carbonated, oily/greasy....and I also can't have raw veggies, some cooked ones, and some fruits. And yeah, not much left after that. And yes, I'm overweight lol. High doses of steroids and bed rest after major surgery helped with that. Quickly.
  • Delirious_Panda
    Delirious_Panda Posts: 3
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    I'm going to try this diet, with more leniency on the meat, eggs, soy, and nuts. Also, I like sweets and alcohol, so I'll have some from time to time as well. And cheese. Yes, I'll have some of that on occasion.

    But other than that yeah, let's start this diet!

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