David Hill wrote:
Horseradish: It comes from the Brassicaceae family (which includes
Cinnamon: Research by the American Department of Agriculture discovered
Pineapple: Being a natural source of enzyme bromelain - an enzyme that
Grapefruit: This citrus fruit is jam-packed with vitamin C and,
Black Pepper: The most common spice of all, and one of the most

I had heard of these before.

Coconut Milk: Yes, coconut milk is fattening but its fats are essential

Hadn't heard this one.

Celery: Your mind might have already wandered to a Bloody Mary, and you

Wasn't this the one that was (allegedly falsely) suggested as "burns more calories
to consume than it provides"?

On 05/06/13 10:52, wrote:

Celery: Your mind might have already wandered to a Bloody Mary, and you

Wasn't this the one that was (allegedly falsely) suggested as "burns more calories
to consume than it provides"?

That's boiled or fried eggs...

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Rusty Hinge

In article ,
RustyHinge wrote:
On 05/06/13 10:52, wrote:

Celery: Your mind might have already wandered to a Bloody Mary, and you

Wasn't this the one that was (allegedly falsely) suggested as "burns more calories
to consume than it provides"?

That's boiled or fried eggs...

I believe that it is true of most raw leaf vegetables (i.e. the
green in green salad) - their nutrition isn't the calories they
provide :-)

That brings me on to the Nick Maclaren diet (which I am sane
enough not to use):

Have as many meals as you want in a day, and anything you
like in the meals, but nothing between meals

Start each meal with a complete head of Webb's lettuce; eat
the rest of the meal only when you have finished it

My assertion is that is far saner than 99.9% of all publicised
diets ....


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

On 10/06/2013 10:13, Martin wrote:
Have as many meals as you want in a day, and anything you
like in the meals, but nothing between meals


Just make the meals last a long time

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Janet T.
Amersham