Reply With QuoteTons of good articles on that site!
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07-17-2005, 11:52 AM #1I'm CEO, Bitch! ADMINISTRATOR
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nice link thanks. bookmarked.
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Looks like a really good site, Im going to go hit up some of their articles
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they are good articles but caution on cabbage as an appetite suppresant, if you have thyroid problems cabbage is not good for you .
"Certain foods contain chemicals which block the production of thyroid hormone, particularly cabbage, broccoli, rutabaga, cauliflower, kale, Brussels sprouts, watercress, and peanuts. Cooking partially inactivates the interfering chemical, known medically as a goitrogen. Thus, in most cases it is wise to eat these foods cooked. Raw peanuts or soybeans should never be eaten. Fortunately, peanut butter is heated to a high enough degree that the goitrogens are destroyed." from here http://standing1.home.mindspring.com...d/badfood.html
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