Jim wrote:
> Zathras wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 09:29:00 GMT, catman
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> someone saying 'Here's a diet that you might enjoy' And 'Lo' I *did*
>>> enjoy it
>>
>>
>> ..any hints..I could do with an *enjoyable* diet!
>>
>>> If *I* can do it, anyone can. Problem is now having lost all that
>>> *and* quit smoking my piety is astonishing
>>
>>
>> ..next you'll be getting a flat cap and a Merc....
>>
>> It's interesting how often the 'family history of heart trouble' +
>> 'fat' + 'smoking' + 'over 35' all come together. Under 35
>> invincibility means folks ignore them. About half the folk I know in
>> this scenario revert to type within a year though.. :-(
>>
>
>
> Yes please CATMAN....tell us about the enjoyable diet?


Bacon and eggs for breakfast. Steak, salad and mayonnaise for lunch.
Dinner tonight I'm having barbequeued chicken breast with garden herbs
and a green bean salad.

Dr. Atkins New Diet Revolution. Everyone says it's bad for you, but for
*me* it worked. I'm not 100% sure that it will work for people without
my specific issues about carbohydrate, but it might. And before anyone
says 'OOOooooh, that's really bad for you'
1) Go read and *understand* the whole book. I'll help with the long
words
2) Bad for me in a better or worse way than being morbidly obese for 30
years?

I can get very preachy about this, and it's OT, but if anyone really
wants to hear the 'other' side of carb controlled eating, feel free to
mail me
chris at systemlabs dot co dot uk



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