Garlic Diet
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quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »
The rule for Seagrams is never drink anything that Bruce Willis didn't sing about.
I KNOW you are not trying to invalidate vodka peeps as a valid lifestyle choice.
:grumble:
It might not make everyone sick
but Seagrams is so bad to me that not even garlic can fix it.
There are other Vodkas. Just saying, you don't have to give up on Vodka Peeps. You could try other alcohols too, but then you'll lose the PeepCleanse (TM) benefits.
I didn't disparage vodka peeps just Seagrams. You vodka peeps people are so defensive.
It's like we have a soft marshmallowy middle surrounded by a boozy blur.
I snorted. At work. :laugh:
Good luck you don't have to worry about being ladylike!
:laugh: I'M NOT A MAN!!! :laugh:
Absolutely not. You rocked that dress last weekend, my dear
That settles nothing. I've seen men rock dresses too. Sadly, better than me. *sigh* Somebody pass me the Peeps jar.
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nutmegoreo wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »
The rule for Seagrams is never drink anything that Bruce Willis didn't sing about.
I KNOW you are not trying to invalidate vodka peeps as a valid lifestyle choice.:grumble:
It might not make everyone sickbut Seagrams is so bad to me that not even garlic can fix it.
There are other Vodkas. Just saying, you don't have to give up on Vodka Peeps. You could try other alcohols too, but then you'll lose the PeepCleanse (TM) benefits.
I didn't disparage vodka peeps just Seagrams. You vodka peeps people are so defensive.
It's like we have a soft marshmallowy middle surrounded by a boozy blur.
I snorted. At work. :laugh:
Good luck you don't have to worry about being ladylike!
:laugh: I'M NOT A MAN!!! :laugh:
Absolutely not. You rocked that dress last weekend, my dear
That settles nothing. I've seen men rock dresses too. Sadly, better than me. *sigh* Somebody pass me the Peeps jar.
That's part of the fun
I don't like peeps, but I'd probably eat anything today if it was soaked in enough vodka
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quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »
The rule for Seagrams is never drink anything that Bruce Willis didn't sing about.
I KNOW you are not trying to invalidate vodka peeps as a valid lifestyle choice.:grumble:
It might not make everyone sickbut Seagrams is so bad to me that not even garlic can fix it.
There are other Vodkas. Just saying, you don't have to give up on Vodka Peeps. You could try other alcohols too, but then you'll lose the PeepCleanse (TM) benefits.
I didn't disparage vodka peeps just Seagrams. You vodka peeps people are so defensive.
It's like we have a soft marshmallowy middle surrounded by a boozy blur.
I snorted. At work. :laugh:
Good luck you don't have to worry about being ladylike!
:laugh: I'M NOT A MAN!!! :laugh:
Absolutely not. You rocked that dress last weekend, my dear
Supah manly. It's like Supah Bulky...
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nutmegoreo wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »
The rule for Seagrams is never drink anything that Bruce Willis didn't sing about.
I KNOW you are not trying to invalidate vodka peeps as a valid lifestyle choice.:grumble:
It might not make everyone sickbut Seagrams is so bad to me that not even garlic can fix it.
There are other Vodkas. Just saying, you don't have to give up on Vodka Peeps. You could try other alcohols too, but then you'll lose the PeepCleanse (TM) benefits.
I didn't disparage vodka peeps just Seagrams. You vodka peeps people are so defensive.
It's like we have a soft marshmallowy middle surrounded by a boozy blur.
I snorted. At work. :laugh:
Good luck you don't have to worry about being ladylike!
:laugh: I'M NOT A MAN!!! :laugh:
Absolutely not. You rocked that dress last weekend, my dear
That settles nothing. I've seen men rock dresses too. Sadly, better than me. *sigh* Somebody pass me the Peeps jar.
That's part of the fun
I don't like peeps, but I'd probably eat anything today if it was soaked in enough vodka
You can just drink from the jar and leave the Peeps for those of us with really low standards.2 -
Silentpadna wrote: »tinkerbellang83 wrote: »Silentpadna wrote: »I'm going to be a bit of a contrarian here, even though the OP looks to be long gone.
Many many products specifically use the words "promote" or "help" for doing things. I've come to the realization that when they say that, it means that they don't actually do the things. Those are things that they can easily state and have them be "not evaluated by the FDA" or somesuch. It also makes the claims extremely vague and misleading. "Helps reduce the appearance of wrinkles", for example. No real claim. Doesn't actually remove wrinkles, just helps reduce their appearance.
To me there is a difference between claiming something will make you lose weight versus claiming it will "promote" weight loss.
That said, it appeared to me that OP thought there would be a tangible effect....to which I, and most of you, doubt.
But the point is most people buy these things believing that they will cause weight loss, not because they think that it doesn't because of the vagueness of the product sales fluff.
That's actually the point I'm trying to make (probably awkwardly). The claims, which are not evaluated, are vague (on purpose by using the words "promotes" or "helps") allowing those who do not engage in critical thinking to take them at face value. It's a genius marketing ploy that works across so many products.
So true. I got taken on a $60 face cream and I still have wrinkles!
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fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
Along these lines, I've had excellent results with using garlic at the first signs that a yeast infection is coming on. https://midwiferytoday.com/mt-articles/garlic/5 -
kshama2001 wrote: »fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
Along these lines, I've had excellent results with using garlic at the first signs that a yeast infection is coming on. https://midwiferytoday.com/mt-articles/garlic/
A garlic clove in my hoo-hah. So many comments...
ETA: Typing hoo-hah made me wonder if vagina would get *kittened*. Let's see...
ETA2: Guess not.2 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
Along these lines, I've had excellent results with using garlic at the first signs that a yeast infection is coming on. https://midwiferytoday.com/mt-articles/garlic/
A garlic clove in my hoo-hah. So many comments...
ETA: Typing hoo-hah made me wonder if vagina would get *kittened*. Let's see...
ETA2: Guess not.
Ah, thread drift at its finest And yet somehow, we're (sort of) back on topic! 3 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
Along these lines, I've had excellent results with using garlic at the first signs that a yeast infection is coming on. https://midwiferytoday.com/mt-articles/garlic/
A garlic clove in my hoo-hah. So many comments...
ETA: Typing hoo-hah made me wonder if vagina would get *kittened*. Let's see...
ETA2: Guess not.
Ah, thread drift at its finest And yet somehow, we're (sort of) back on topic!
I think uses for garlic is definitely on topic!0 -
Don't Woo me until you've tried it!4
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I know my grandparents always swore by eating raw or lightly cooked garlic when a bug was going around. I still do that out of habit mostly. I rarely get sick, but that would be correlation and N = 1
I love garlic, so any excuse! If anything, the smell of garlic makes me super hungry, so I'd say it's better at making me gain weight, not lose it.1 -
kshama2001 wrote: »Don't Woo me until you've tried it!
Wasn't me!1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »Don't Woo me until you've tried it!
Wasn't me!
Ya, didn't think it was you 1 -
kshama2001 wrote: »Don't Woo me until you've tried it!
Ha! The way woo's are used around here, you could have changed someone's life with your comment, and they were giving you a big fat WooHoo!
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kshama2001 wrote: »fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
Along these lines, I've had excellent results with using garlic at the first signs that a yeast infection is coming on. https://midwiferytoday.com/mt-articles/garlic/
Yep, me too! Stick one clove up there overnight and itch be gone!
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I don't woo anyone. If I don't like something I respond. I am already anonymous why would I need to be even MORE anonymous with my opinions?
No more talk of garlic in lady parts.
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if it aided in weight loss id be skinny, i put that stuff on everyyythang0
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MistressSara wrote: »beauty, brains, brawn, a wicked sense of humor and you probably know eight ways to kill a man with just your pinky. I think you’re cool.
She has moved on to death by hydrogen peroxide as I can't think of another reason for it to be in a 1/2 bath.
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nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »
The rule for Seagrams is never drink anything that Bruce Willis didn't sing about.
I KNOW you are not trying to invalidate vodka peeps as a valid lifestyle choice.:grumble:
It might not make everyone sickbut Seagrams is so bad to me that not even garlic can fix it.
There are other Vodkas. Just saying, you don't have to give up on Vodka Peeps. You could try other alcohols too, but then you'll lose the PeepCleanse (TM) benefits.
I had to google peeps - you guys actually put marshmallows in your vodka??? What do you do to your gin?? 🤣
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fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
I knew someone that used to dose very young puppies with garlic as somewhere in the dim and distant past it had been shown to kill nematode worms! 0 -
My Spanish father loved garlic soup: about 4 cloves of garlic halved and toasted in a pot with olive oil. Add a couple of thin-sliced French or Italian style bread, and toast them on both sides. Add a couple of cups of water. Bring to a boil. When that happens, drop in a couple of eggs to poach. Cover and let simmer for about 10 minutes. Voila. We would add a few dribbles of lemon juice or vinegar when serving. Surprisingly mild, not oily, and very filling. Good for when you have a cold!3
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motivatedmartha wrote: »fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
I knew someone that used to dose very young puppies with garlic as somewhere in the dim and distant past it had been shown to kill nematode worms!
I thought alliums were poisonous to dogs?1 -
claireychn074 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »
The rule for Seagrams is never drink anything that Bruce Willis didn't sing about.
I KNOW you are not trying to invalidate vodka peeps as a valid lifestyle choice.:grumble:
It might not make everyone sickbut Seagrams is so bad to me that not even garlic can fix it.
There are other Vodkas. Just saying, you don't have to give up on Vodka Peeps. You could try other alcohols too, but then you'll lose the PeepCleanse (TM) benefits.
I had to google peeps - you guys actually put marshmallows in your vodka??? What do you do to your gin?? 🤣
Toss it out? (hate gin)
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quiksylver296 wrote: »
Supah manly. It's like Supah Bulky...
It looks like a line is forming behind you to get into the bathroom to do a mirror selfie.1 -
Love raw garlic! Rub it on chicken, steak, use it in salad dressing, keep it at the door for the witches, hang it around my wife's neck, so no - one looks at her...2
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rheddmobile wrote: »motivatedmartha wrote: »fastforlife1 wrote: »I eat 3 cloves of raw garlic if I feel a cold coming on: it kills viruses. Raw garlic is also known for stimulating hunger; I read one anecdotal incidence of weight loss with it. If you eat it in the evening and make all of your family eat it too then nobody in your home will notice the smell but pity the poor unexpected visitor
I knew someone that used to dose very young puppies with garlic as somewhere in the dim and distant past it had been shown to kill nematode worms!
I thought alliums were poisonous to dogs?
from what I read on many pet sites and talking to vets garlic is a no no for dogs0
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